Examples of using To a fault in English and their translations into Polish
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Colloquial
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Official
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Medicine
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Ecclesiastic
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Ecclesiastic
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Financial
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Official/political
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Programming
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Computer
Generous to a fault.
To a fault, Mr. Connor.
Generous to a fault.
To a fault, some might say.
Discreet to a fault.
People also translate
To a fault. Possibly compulsion.
Willful to a fault.
Not amoral, and, actually, loyal to a fault.
Honest to a fault, Jax.
Very righteous, but to a fault.
Maybe to a fault, with the hope. But that's really all we have.
He was honest to a fault.
Friendly to a fault, easy going and welcoming, no-one ever has a bad word to say about them.
Inseparable, to a fault.
The city of metropolis Is generous to a fault.
He was so loyal to a fault, you know.
Is generous to a fault.
My husband was an honorable man, to a fault.
In other words, mental dullness is a fault of the mind; it does not refer to a fault in the appearance of the object of focus itself.
I like GTD(Getting Things Done)applications to a fault.
And he loved your mother to a fault.
James Cole is loyal to a fault.
Possibly compulsion.- To a fault.
Computers are obedient to a fault.
This one tells it like it is, to a fault.
He's fastidious, almost to a fault.
You know Mickey, cautious to a fault.
He's a little overprotective,but loyal to a fault.
He was aimless, always searching for something more,sweet and earnest to a fault but never strong.