Sentence examples for was full of faults from inspiring English sources

Although Walter Map declared that Geoffrey was "full of faults and devoid of character", he remained loyal to his father until Henry's death.

"Dracula" is full of faults.

Oh yes, he's full of faults and yet I think any fair-minded reader who applies to Isherwood the very approximate demands of life and not the overly exacting standards of fiction will have to admit that he or she has seldom spent so much time with someone so generally admirable.

I am full of faults.

They are full of faults, such as greediness and vanity, and Mrs. Mason, through stories, real-world demonstrations, and her own example, cures the girls of most of their moral failings and imbues them with a desire to be virtuous.

Each solo was full of compelling moments, yet fault could be found in the presentation: clichéd lighting, quite a few false endings and a cloying tendency to play to the audience.

But, of course, "Juneteenth," whatever its faults, is full of voices, too.

Tech gadfly Anil Dash once wrote, "[I]f your website is full of assholes, it's your fault".

Some businesses are full of "yes men" who will never fault you or point out errors.

Despite its faults, Ms. Weaver's book is full of acute observation, telling detail and clear insight.

However, Raffaele Sollecito was in court on Wednesday after Italy's highest court ordered a fresh appeals trial, faulting the acquittal as having been full of contradictions.