| In the end it's only a teaser. so I'm probably being really unfair to all concerned by nit-picking it to death. |
| The experience of the ongoing Leader programmes is a salutary lesson in the dangers of an excessively fussy, nit-picking set of guidelines. |
| The complex, nit-picking French tax system has much to learn from Anglo-Saxon pragmatism. |
| Even after logging countless hours nit-picking her work, there is no one I'd rather spend time with. |
| I might be guilty of nit-picking there, but read the final paragraph, which comes close to a rational conclusion, then veers wildly. |
| He can appear arrogant and suddenly nit-picking if his performance is not recognised by a superior he values. |
