Sentence examples similar to surprising fault from inspiring English sources

So perhaps it's not surprising that I find fault — and a disingenuous slant — in a major chief executive's recent commencement comments.

An earthquake with a magnitude of 5.2 rattled Northern California's wine country before dawn today, taking place along a previously undiscovered fault line and surprising seismologists.

It is surprising that the longest stacking fault extends into Cu substrate as deep as 14 nm, even larger than the dimensions of some MD models.

Rating 5.0 Michael Parkhurst: The Belize goal was surprising and Parkhurst was mostly at fault for losing his man on a set piece.

It is surprising that such a large reverse-fault-type intraslab earthquake initiated within the neutral region.

But these faults soon fade as this surprising, absorbing, well-acted drama takes hold.

Considering Monroe is the big bad of this show, it's surprising how much everything horrible is always Miles' fault.

It may not be surprising if Mr. Tyson and the Parkers had a few fault lines running through their relationships.

He was kind, generous to a fault, witty, loving, and universally beloved by surprising numbers of people.

If there's a fault, it's the explanation of technical topics, surprising given the author's background as an auto writer.

This is not surprising because with Bush it was always rogue individuals at fault (Scooter Libby) and never those in charge (Karl Rove).