Sentences with phrase «of stickler»

No second chances there!While not all recruiters are that much of a stickler, it makes me wonder how many job seekers are losing opportunities because they didn't proofread their resumes.

In this regard, here is the webpage of a retired atmospheric science professor who is sort of stickler for describing the greenhouse effect correctly: http://www.ems.psu.edu/~fraser/Bad/BadGreenhouse.html He is a bit militant in what the correct pedagogy is for my taste, but I think he does have a valid point that thinking about it in the wrong way can lead people astray.

I do agree with Robert that (especially at higher speeds) the Vita controls can be a bit of a stickler.

I'm a bit of a stickler for doing my first run - through of a game «by the books,» so I left it on, much to my detriment.

If you're really that much of a stickler for either lost frames, or having a lower number of pixes being rendered on the screen... just buy a PC.

Luckily my wife is a bit of a stickler for research when she dives into something new and our Border Collie puppy was a good example.

First and foremost, when considering utility stocks I am even more of a stickler for fair valuation.

I sometimes thought I was being too much of a stickler about correcting those micro issues.

I am also somewhat of a stickler for grammar who will politely give you a heads - up if your subjects and your verbs doesn't agree.

Nota bene: If you're the sort of stickler who disapproves of my including 2018 release «The Rider,» feel free to substitute any of the following exceptional movies for the 10th slot on my list: «Brigsby Bear,» «Contemporary Color,» «The Florida Project,» «Heal the Living,» «Lady Macbeth,» «Land of Mine,» «mother!

His name is Calux, and he is a bit of a stickler when it comes to the rules: failure to comply with any of his demands, however grisly, results in immediate, self - instigated death.

I'll admit, when it comes to sugar I'm kind of a stickler.

Z is more of a stickler for how things should be.

well not until todays games have completed anyway... I am a bit of stickler for the Top of The League shouting, like in Tennis where a player gets a break of serve, its not really a break of serve until he holds his next service game, the same goes for being top of the League, we are not really top of the league until everyone has finished their games this weekend... by 4 pm today hopefully we are top of the league.

(And rendering only a partial quote is much like biblical proof texting in my opinion) I am kind of a stickler on such details, as a sloppy portrayal of another's words often leads to inaccurate representation of their intent.

And you witness dramas about getting attribution probabilities right — for example, the American Physical Society statement on climate change, which has a few of their members foaming — and you realize that the scientific community is full of sticklers about getting the uncertainties right (as they should).

Not exact matches

Much of the manufacturing is done at factories in North and South Carolina, and Winthrop, a stickler for quality control, is constantly checking on the various links of his supply chain.

Linebacker Kevin Minter told the Associated Press, «She's helped a lot and she's a stickler about fundamentals... She knows a lot about making you better as a person, too... a real good person to feed off of.»

Cohen proved to be a stickler for the letter of the law when it came to paying the criminal penalty imposed on his former hedge fund.

Stickler organizations focus solely on following a well - defined protocol, emphasizing that their representatives be adept at accurately explaining corporate policy and point of view.

McConnell has batted down Trump's calls to get rid of the filibuster and is known as a stickler for Senate rules.

Some of you know where this is going... I am a stickler over operational realities because articles like this don't discuss the important details about policy.

Recent scholarly studies such as by Stickler, Cholij and Cochini have reopened the debate about the origins of priestly celibacy, arguing that the Eastern practice is not ancient but an accommodation to lapses among married clergy.

[3] Cardinal Stickler offers an impressive and detailed explanation of the legislation concerning priestly continence and the teachings of the Fathers.

In the light of this confirmation of the tradition it does seem highly plausible, as the studies by Stickler, Cholij and Cochini maintain, that the apostles would have practised continence even if it were not a universal requirement in the «apostolic age» and beyond.

(For trivia buffs and sticklers: The actual day of Wesley's birth was June 17 or June 28, 1703, depending on whether you follow the «old style» calendar in use before 1752 or the «new style» calendar used after that year.)

And respectable - sounding forums provide a place for lonely sticklers to pursue uncharitable acts of Pharisaism against everyone from Roman Catholics (ultramontane Latinizers) to Muslims (bloodthirsty Turks) to the wrong kind of Orthodox (new - calendar ecumenists, or heartless liturgy - fetishists).

«From the beginning, we have always been sticklers for making every batch of product precisely to our high standards for potency, taste and customer satisfaction,» Whiteman says.

And all of them are sticklers for accuracy: they all test the heck out their recipes and therefore you can rely on them.

These hardworking individuals are sticklers for quality; they take their daily tasks very seriously and are masters of their craft.

In fact I remember a commentator speaking in general terms that Italian referees were more sticklers on fouls than Brits, meaning they called a tighter game and that sometimes Italy suffered in international competitions when playing under the eye of Latin American refs because they were used to more protection and more game stoppages.

The Rush movie was praised for being a stickler for realism, well now you can buy the highly authentic replica cars used during the filming of Ron Howard's racing biopic.

As we all know Arsene Wenger is a stickler when it comes to honouring contracts and he has already forced Alexis Sanchez to stay at Arsenal for the last year on his current deal, so he is not going to be happy if any of his players ask if they can be released simply because there is a World Cup on the horizon.

I am a stickler for taking my makeup off at the end of the day, though, so face wash has always been a must.

On one hand, I co-sleep exclusively with my now 14 month old daughter and believe in gentle discipline and am also looking into the option of homeschooling; on the other hand I also am a stickler for keeping my childrens vaccines current and using disposable diapers.

Don't be surprised if your child ends up being the one who is a stickler for following the routine, even to the point of nagging you to follow it.

Preschoolers are sticklers for following the letter of the law.

One well - known supporter of this parenting style is «Supernanny» Jo Frost, who stresses the importance of routines but isn't «a stickler for «must sleep at the same time in the same place every day.»»

The only reason I didn't give it 5 stars is because I'm a stickler and want some of the parts quality to be a bit higher than it is.

Signs of a Gifted Child Not rated yet My son is a stickler for specifics.

So when my team and I flew from Lagos to Accra, we were full of expectations because we had no prior interaction with Dr. Zanetor, but we knew if she was a true daughter of JJ who is affectionately called «the old man», two things were certain: she would be a stickler for time and a no nonsense disciplinarian.

«Nobody has ever accused Rick Lazio of being a stickler for accuracy and his latest video shows why.

He is a stickler to the philosophies of the party and he will deliver.

Without a hint of irony, the same Mayor who has twisted himself into a pretzel, bending over backwards to accommodate developers like Cappelli and Forest City / Ratner, was suddenly a stickler for process and immovable deadlines.

They are people of faith and good intentions but not always sticklers for analytical rigour.

For example, in an article published in the Asheville, N.C. - based Mountain Express, Daniel Stickler described the offerings of his clinic, the Apeiron Center for Human Potential:

* Personal disclaimer: Dietmar Seyferth, the founding editor of Organometallics was my research adviser and he was a stickler for C, H analyses.

He was awarded his PhD in 1990, and in the same year, announced the invention of two - photon microscopy, which he patented together with James Stickler and Watt Webb.

«We are sticklers about eating a vegetable at every meal,» says Meghann Mills of Sandy, Utah, a mother of three.

After practicing Structural Integration for years — realigning and tuning up the bodies of motorcycle racers, extreme sports athletes and weekend warriors — I found many common body issues could be alleviated and corrected by a balanced strength training program with attention to FORM — which is why you'll always find I'm a stickler when it comes to HOW you practice these moves