Sentence examples for too much fault from inspiring English sources

"I was finding too much fault with all the women I was going out with," he said.

MANNING'S MISCUES It is difficult to find too much fault with a quarterback who threw three touchdown passes, as Eli Manning did on Sunday in a 35-14 victoverover Dallas.

One can't find too much fault with a writer who tells us that a Japanese description of American toilets c. 1851 includes the observation that "it is customary to read books in them," or who produces illuminations like this: "The collector thrives by turning chaos into order.

When managers do not offer responsibility or spend too much time finding fault with results, employees quickly learn that there's no point in trying.

Robin Blaetz, who studies female directors as a film studies professor at Mount Holyoke College, said she was wary of ascribing too much of the fault to the festival itself.

And I don't think it's too much the people's fault.

Ms. Shank's text is literal-minded to a fault — too much of a kitchen table, in the end — as it reproduces most of the sparse dialogue from the novel alongside the trivial interplay among the characters, and also turns large chunks of the characters' interior monologues into exterior ones directly addressed to the audience.

My having tinnitus is my own damned fault: too much rock and roll when I was in my twenties.

About the only dull patches, and it's hard to fault them too much, come in lessons about diversity and tolerance disguised as comedy.

Paterno wasn't King Arthur, but a man with a seismic fault and too much power, which as Thomas Boswell of The Washington Post writes, was destined to become his downfall.

But I can't fault Moore too much for not taking on something that most economists and the press missed – and still don't talk about.