| More nitpicky yet, the cartons should not be photographed or filmed, sealed though they may be. |
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| Unfortunately, the only people who will appreciate this are nitpicky reviewers and geeky computer users. |
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| There are so many rules about proper table manners that it would take forever to list every nitpicky item. |
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| But the trouble with historical inaccuracies, even the nitpicky ones, is that once you notice them, they're all you notice. |
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| A notoriously nitpicky EU agricultural policy made it costly for small farmers to maintain their stocks. |
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| I prefer my own old, surreal imagining of that space, which Ellison hardly describes, to the picture's nitpicky realism. |
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| There was a lot of nitpicky stuff, things that should not have bothered anyone. |
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| Also, while I don't want to appear too nitpicky, I'm afraid that punning title doesn't really work. |
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| As nitpicky as he can be, he is open to serendipity. |
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| Is nitpicky about what I'm wearing — pointing out holes and non-waterproof materials — but never just comes out and says I should buy a better coat. |
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| Avoid being overly nitpicky about the use of adjectives. |
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| So make good use of this serviceable energy and tackle any nitpicky detailed projects or spend more time on exercise and healthy living. |
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| Proper Virgos, who are usually a bit nitpicky about spelling, would never allow that. |
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| All of that nitpicky editorial work was performed to enhance clarity and coherence on the page. |
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| Sometimes inspectors are nitpicky, Toth said, and will fail a unit for a minor violation like a cracked tile. |
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| These two nitpicky criticisms are allayed by his enthusiastic and convincing tone. |
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| Let me express one nitpicky addition and one main reservation. |
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| We might be a little nitpicky, but there's always room for improvement. |
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| Nitpicky I know, but this rifle is darn close to perfect as it is. |
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