Sentence examples for terrible fault from inspiring English sources

I cannot stand envy It's such a terrible fault.

"I ended up being loyal to a terrible, terrible fault".

On rare occasions "The Bucolic Plague" is cavalier to a terrible fault.

In court, Mr DiPascali lamented becoming "loyal to a terrible, terrible fault".

Even worse, the worship of reason and science, by encouraging the notion that human beings can control their environment, has created a terrible fault line in the modern psyche, although not all societies suffer equally.

In a terrible fault, Titania is made to rant one of the loveliest speeches in the play.

For all its terrible faults, London is more organically vital than New York now.

"I made a terrible mistake It is a serious lapse and one that is entirely my fault.

Earlier this week, Transport Secretary Patrick McLoughlin said a "terrible mistake" in evaluating the relative merits of four bids had been made by Department for Transport staff and that the fault lay "wholly and squarely" with the department.

Mind you, perhaps it was the terrible song's fault, or the fact I was watching lots of grown men guitar-jump in unison.

He was pleased with the outcome but sorry for the opponents, who had a terrible result through no fault of their own.