Sentences with phrase «nitpicky as»

This is being pretty nitpicky as it's only noticeable in very specific situations, and it's entirely likely that you may never even run across such a scenario in your use more than a few times at the most.

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.

Not exact matches

As long as your content is accurate and has been read through once by a trusted colleague, the nitpicky things many of us typically do before publishing content should be reserved for lateAs long as your content is accurate and has been read through once by a trusted colleague, the nitpicky things many of us typically do before publishing content should be reserved for lateas your content is accurate and has been read through once by a trusted colleague, the nitpicky things many of us typically do before publishing content should be reserved for later.

If you want to get nitpicky, the bible also references the four corners or quadrants of the Earth as well.

I don't want to seem nitpicky or anything, but you seem to have forgotten the baby bouncer and / or swing that don't really fit anywhere, so remain in the most inconvenient spot ever so as to create a tripping hazard.

It's a lot better than Episode 1, but there are still a few nitpicky details, such as bland level design in some levels, as well as unnecessarily hard special stages.

«She works as an office lady, robotically preparing tea and fetching dry cleaning for her nitpicky boss,» according to the film's synopsis.

As for Jay's specific critiques of our research base, they range from nitpicky to just plain wrong.

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.

I've ranted before about how too many authors think «editing» is just the nitpicky stuff, but you're so right that the big picture problems are just as important.

Paula's crit group describes her editing style as «bluntly insightful» and she would add that she is thorough (yes, perhaps even nitpicky) without being snarky.

Those who aren't perfectionists might be fine with uploading their MS Word file to CreateSpace and letting them do the final formatting, but I was trying to do this as hands - on (and as control - freak nitpicky) as possible — just to get the full picture of what it would take.

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.

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

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).

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.

It may seem to be a nitpicky gripe, but the glass reflections do affect the visibility of the images, and with pictures as rich as these, you really want nothing standing in the way.

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

If you wanted to be nitpicky, the trend 1912 or 1913 to 1945 would be a better one to evaluate since it's more «perfect» in isolating the solar cycles to complete ones, but as I've noted the 1915 to 1945 trend is really no different than the 1910 to 1945 one in the observations.

I can't think of any circumstances under which that would be true, but the interpretation of the Sixth Amendment as meaning not just counsel but adequate counsel is important, though perhaps something nitpicky.

Also, really absurdly nitpicky note: under the «Don't include irrelevant info» paragraph it looks like the «arraignments» was written (def: A criminal proceeding at which the defendant is officially called before a court of competent jurisdiction, informed of the offense charged in the complaint, information, indictment, or other charging document, and asked to enter a plea of guilty, not guilty, or as otherwise permitted by law.

These tips for improving the tone of voice, as Leahy duly notes, are for all of us — from romance to friendship to nitpicky in - laws, to yes — even advancing your career.