Sentence examples for tiny faults from inspiring English sources

We will only drive ourselves crazy, and it's not as if we don't have a few tiny faults of our own.

The story is a little uncertain chronologically, and there seems to be some confusion as to when Dickens grew his beard (1857, for the record), but these are tiny faults; anyone of any age who is interested in Dickens would gain something from this book: its verve and wit are infectious.

Suddenly, tiny faults become amplified into arguments worthy of a war (a recent episode I saw had two couples going at each other over a toenail clipping).

As emphasized by Kirkwood, "the aging process is caused by the gradual buildup of a huge number of individually tiny faults - some damage to a DNA strand here, a deranged protein molecule there, and so on" [ 2].

As described in Scientific American "… aging process is caused by the gradual buildup of a huge number of individually tiny faults - some damage to a DNA strand here, a deranged protein molecule there, and so on".

"See how it scrunches?" He traced some tiny fault lines traversing the front of the shoe.

As usual, Britons will find every tiny fault in more sensible regimes in France, Germany and the Netherlands.

It only takes a tiny fault and the whole lot comes crashing down". The result was never going to be the catastrophe some predicted, says Tipping. "I spent the worst New Year's Eve of my life in the Cabinet Office.

In a flatter third set he turned the vice until tiny fault-lines widened into serious cracks; as Murray's movement slowed, he stepped up the aggression and won eight games in nine as the match moved into its fourth hour.

The one tiny fault I see is that you can only change the color of the item while it's on the model it defaults back to white once you move it off the mannequin and onto the rack or back down to the ground.

The heroines, or usually antiheroines, who populated its strips and text stories had only to betray the tiniest fault or foible and that was it – they would die horribly, or be disfigured, or be transported to an unholy realm of evil.