Sentences with phrase «to a fine point»

Let us be clear: this is not about minor disagreements on fine points of law, or partisan disagreements.

Again, it's a bit early to be putting too fine a point on details like this.

Not to make too fine a point of it, but morality did not change.

You can use a musician contract to lock down the fees, percentages and other fine points in your arrangement with a booking agent.

Have students do a final draft of their poems with fine point markers, either on an accompanying sheet of paper, or directly on the painting.

It snapped right back into fine point, but now our concern was, we couldn't afford to lose another one.

Neither are the debates generally over finer points of theology.

This article puts an even finer point on a few things.

I love that it has a very fine point which allows for precision and a more natural looking application.

Even if you have a lot of free time and you are interested in representing yourself, there are many fine points of law and legal procedure with which you are probably unaware.

The justices seemed to realize that they were discussing the future of low - income, inner - city children, not just fine points of legal doctrine.

There are plenty of discussion around various fine points to the space.

Very well - educated data scientist candidate with excellent statistical knowledge and the ability to identify fine points of data in a sea of information.

They do require, however, a set of markers with a very fine point.

Here are the several finer points of a pre-approved loan you must look out for to decide if it is actually worth it.

It has a much finer point and more levels of pressure sensitivity, allowing for a more accurate and precise writing experience.

There are many other finer points that need to be understood and discussed while seeking a marine insurance cover.

It's fine point allows for precision and it goes on smooth.

Just mastering a few of these real - world fine points will make all of your business planning ready for real - world operations.

The spacecraft wasn't holding fine point on its science target [staying precisely pointed at the target] because that wheel had stopped spinning.

I will call you next week to ask for an appointment so we may discuss this position's finest points in person.

Still, we shouldn't put too fine a point on this.

SUMMARY: * 3 + years of working experience as a data analyst with newly acquired skills in data science and the ability to identify fine points of information in the sea of data.

But, there are a few finer points to the process that must be followed in order to avoid messing up even the simplest of tasks.

As with all insurance policies, there are finer points which will come into effect so it's best to talk to the insurance company for more details.

I've learned from him so many fine points on the craft and business of writing, little things that can make all the difference.

They are all there in the middle and we're quarrelling about fine points.

Lovely dinner out w @mikegrundy discussing finer points of fantasy novels and female protagonists and pretending @cooperunion is still free.

Does rock need to explain finer points of this allusion?

Boisterous, funny, quick to argue fine points about films.

He paints on wooden board and uses fine point brushes and his pictures have a distinctive glossy sheen because he uses Humbrol enamel paints, which are usually associated with hobby craft and model making.

I then wrote out the letters for SPRING and doodled some stitching with a black fine point Sharpie.

All such fine points of differentiation were quite new to me, and I was totally unprepared for the thin veneer of tolerance and the highly visible condescension shown to Billy Graham when he preached (to a full house) at the Divinity School.

Not only is a good proofreader amazingly good at actually seeing what you've actually written (as opposed to what you THINK you've written — missing words that our minds fill in, homonyms, etc.) but they will see where the design has created problems that weren't in the manuscript — technical fine points like rivers, widows and orphans, as well as gross formatting errors — missing paragraphs, improperly formatted pages and the like.

Technique: Fine marker If you like to pay attention to every little detail, a fine - point marker is the perfect tool for the job (we like to use Sharpie Fine Point Permanent Markers).

Sharpie fine point black ink permanent markers: Bring plenty of pens, but not expensive ones in case you lose them.

You made various fine points there.

The distributor picked up U.S. theatrical, digital and video rights, which was co-produced by Fine Point Films and Oscar - winner Alex Gibney's Jigsaw Productions.

For those who already know the basics of ESOPs, these sessions address finer points and emerging issues.

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But as darkness descends in the closing moments, finer points come into greater focus, culminating in a morally ambivalent epitaph for the modern Romantics; the bohemian rock stars and their libertine pretenders.

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His discussion of several theological points is more assured than nuanced, and any biographer today owes his readers some insight into claims of the late Kathryn Lindskoog that a few of Lewis's posthumously published essays and fragments are inauthentic (and, not to put too fine a point upon it, forgeries).