| These are slow, nit-picky debates, fraught with acrimony and issues of nationalism. |
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| It's nit-picky, perhaps, but foregrounding the post-birth DNA test before the actual birth might have helped for the payoff. |
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| She perfected a wise and winningly nit-picky persona, turning herself into every reader's confidante. |
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| This is a nit-picky matter of interpretation, though, and not a serious problem with the overall argument. |
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| I felt so nit-picky about every detail, from flowers to table decorations,' she says. |
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| But some Hair Fans can be nit-picky when it comes to color, and we didn't think she was blonde enough for the category. |
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| By the mid-1970s, the BATF had earned a reputation for being excessively aggressive, nit-picky, vindictive, and often unscrupulous. |
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| Lastly although this may seem a bit nit-picky, the final deciding factor in my pack choice boils down to necessities versus extras. |
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| Other gripes were mainly of the minor and nit-picky variety. |
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