Sentence examples for great fault from inspiring English sources
Religion is one of the great fault lines in Nigeria, an ambitious creation of British colonialists.
That is the great fault of postmodernist historiography: it cannot distinguish past from present or future.
Americans "live on the far side of a great fault line" separating them from all prior human experience.
It has been considerably less obvious that a compressional force accompanies the great fault wherever it goes.
Along the north-south axis of the fjord is the trace of an inactive great fault system known as the Lynn Canal Chatham Strait trough.
Tony Blair's great fault has been distracting attention with pointless controversies on minor matters (or the war) from the things Labour has done best.
That, to me, is one of his great faults".
He had great faults, yes, and he did shameful things.
"The three great faults combined in one person.
Even the most positive "great men" tend to have great faults.
At the National Interest, a review of Robert K. Massie's new biography of Catherine the Great faults the author for slighting the monarch's intellectual gifts.
