Sentences with word «nitpicky»

But I'm not as nitpicky about everything since there have been several versions of Batman over the years (even used guns in his early years).

He is a Master of Linguistics, so he is likely to write about nitpicky things.

Ita no like I'm stressing out over little nitpicky edits.

Author Elizabeth Freedman, an MBA and corporate career consultant, gets nitpicky with the newly hired, helping draw the fine lines of the workplace, like the difference between...

It's a lot of nitpicky stuff to be honest.

We're getting a little bit nitpicky here, but with good reason.

You have thousands of sites to choose from, you won't have to spend anything, you can be as nitpicky as you want about your preferences, and you're highly likely to have success.

These readers won't be looking for nitpicky details (grammar and punctuation); instead, their job is to give you big - picture insights about what's working and what's not in the book.

I averaged about 42 mpg on a 300 + mile roundtrip up north (yes - right to the Canadian border), and have only nitpicky complaints so far as I come up on my first 1000 miles in the vehicle.

I'm down to rewording a sentence or two and some other nitpicky stuff.

That's why buyers should avoid pointing out defects, asking a lot of nitpicky questions, or even insulting the owner's taste by discussing changes they want to make.

Seems nitpicky, but worth it!

No one here is interested in nitpicky correctess for correctness sake.

It's hard to blame the judgment segments for this, as cooking successful meals is the point of the game after all, but either shorter pre-game segments or more challenges throughout the game could have alleviated this admittedly nitpicky issue.

Class - action lawsuits that accuse CPG companies of greenwashing their products continue — and continue to get more nitpicky and bizarre.

«It sounds nitpicky, but that's important in building up the scientific evidence for an important case.»

I was also annoyed by a few nitpicky things such as the Allroad's aggressive side sills, which made it difficult to avoid getting mud on the back of my pant legs whenever I exited the vehicle at the day's various stops.

But bottom line is, generally these differences are not necessarily anything to get too nitpicky about.

Being very nitpicky indeed you could give no one less than an eight and I personally thought all deserved a nine at least with Mustafi, Ozil, Sanchez on ten and Mustafi, being MotM, should actually get an eleven!

And while their are a couple of things to be nitpicky with, Fusion offers the most polished offering yet, and is recommended to be be looked at by anyone with even remote interest.

Allen told me that he dislikes it when people either hold the report as infallible or attack it on nitpicky levels for minor errors.

Kurt (Rock) is the sensitive househusband, married to a workaholic (Maya Rudolph), with two kids and a stereotypically nitpicky mother - in - law (Ebony Jo - Ann) who's like a caricature of a Tyler Perry character.

Still, these graphical issues are really nitpicky and the truly important things such as bad framerate and glitches that affect gameplay never come into question.

All the machines we have owned make great coffee and all of them have little nitpicky problems.

I did find it to be ever so slightly short waisted on long - waisted me, measuring at a hair over 15 3/4 ″ from shoulder to waist, and a tiny bit large in a waist (but I'm being very nitpicky here).

How nitpicky do we want to get?

That's getting rather nitpicky and I'm sure most shoppers would appreciate the low torque peak (1850 rpm) and 38 mpg highway rating more so than an engine that spins to 7000 rpm.

Lastly, and this is extremely nitpicky, but the cup holders in the front of the cabin work, well, too well.

On the other hand, if we have a real reason, even nitpicky things like suggestions about word choices and sentence structures are helpful.

Buyers may want to avoid pointing out every defect, making nitpicky queries, or questioning the seller's tastes.

It's strange, though, how an abysmal game like Double Dragon II: Wander of the Dragons can make one a little less nitpicky when it comes to other works of interactive entertainment.

They aren't worried about your petty ass nitpicky fan wank echo chambers.

also it feels nitpicky, the games sureley have the same AI problems, as the AI is the same.

For example, does a potential client have a history of unsuccessful past working relationships with other firms or seems unnecessarily nitpicky before you've even shook hands to seal the deal?

If authors tend to suggest sympathetic reviewers and exclude nitpicky ones, for example, the findings could spotlight biases in the peer - review process.

«True bugs» are limited to the order Hemiptera — nitpicky types would limit them to the suborder Heteroptera — which, of the above, includes only bedbugs.

Image courtesy of iStockphoto / lisafx Costly safety upgrades, nitpicky government inspection and resulting fines are often blamed as being bad for business.

So instead of blaming your temper on your housemate's nitpicky text messages, top up and see if it cools your head, too.

I'm going to be ridiculously nitpicky and suggest that it should be «immoral behavior» in the first paragraph, rather than «amoral.»

I understand that playing Logic Cop is one of the lowest forms of criticism, and nitpicky sites like CinemaSins drive me crazy, too.

I only had a few small nitpicky problems with it, mainly pertaining to some scenes near the end which I can't talk about, but besides those I thought it was brilliant.

If you are a skeptic or just plain nitpicky about your games, you'll find enough to hate with Escape Dead Island that you are probably better off playing something else.

Moreover, enthusiasm for the film's performances, particularly that of «long - overdue» and «under - appreciated» Bruce Dern, appears strong enough to eclipse pesky, nitpicky hang - ups (you should have seen the film's rapturous reception at the New York Film Festival).

The people who complained about its combat were being nitpicky mostly.

Still, these points feel petty and nitpicky next to my overall view of the game.

Some may find my argument nitpicky, but the fact that we never learn exactly what went wrong with the shoe bugged me.

Of course, these are very minor nitpicky flaws.

The third course is the best, and the message should make three things clear: The Department will reject a plan if it violates a plain and unambiguous reading of the statute; it will grant states leeway wherever there could be more than one reading; and that when it requests nitpicky details, it's trying to encourage coherence rather than delineate deal - breakers.