Sentence examples similar to downfall too much from inspiring English sources

But that very slickness was the record's downfall - too much of it was Guns Lloyd Webberber.

"Losing three wickets tonight was not ideal, particularly as of only one of those three you'd give the credit to the bowler, the other two we contributed a bit too much to our downfall.

"I think my biggest downfall is I'm trying to do too much and make it bigger than it really is," Parnell said.

Some politicians attributed his downfall to legislators' complaints that he sided too much with County Executive Gaffney in the budget battles.

Both Kieswetter and Wright were responsible for their own downfall against Ravi Rampaul and left their team with too much to do after Alex Hales had led the fightback with 68 alongside Morgan.

But too much hype could also be its downfall.

It's part of what leads to her downfall at the end of the film she's just too excessive, too much, taking things too far.

But he made the mistake of giving the Giants too much credit in Game 2, and it helped lead to his downfall.

He has given far too much power to the Venezuelan military and that will be his eventual downfall.

Paterno wasn't King Arthur, but a man with a seismic fault and too much power, which as Thomas Boswell of The Washington Post writes, was destined to become his downfall.

I think in more traditional Hollywood fare you get protagonists with flaws that I don't relate to because so many times their flaws and downfalls are products of their altruism where they just work too hard or they care too much - they're the kind of flaws you would bring into a job interview with you.