Sentence examples for something of a fault from inspiring English sources
They also highlight Sevastopol's status as something of a fault line between the two countries.
"Whether something is a fault or not depends on the expectations you bring to it," he said.
"I don't mean this in a derogatory way, but it is maybe a bit of a fault — he is something of a gadfly," Clay told me.
This also all left Lowry, through not fault whatsoever of his own, in something of a schedule predicament.
Much of the San Andreas Fault lies far enough away to permit something of a warning.
"Supervision visits are more of a fault finding.
(Male, Health Center, BSC Nurse) "Supervision visits are more of a fault finding.
Responsible innovation becomes something of a metaphor.
The Pointless host, and co-star of double act Armstrong and Miller, said in an interview with the Sunday Telegraph: "I do bitterly resent it when people of any kind are attacked because of something that is no fault of theirs - like who their parents are.
