Sentence examples for Any minutiae from inspiring English sources

I decided to call the U.N.C. fertility center, hoping at least to learn my father's name, his age or any minutiae of his existence that the clinic would be willing to divulge.

What is rarely asked anymore is if this delving into personal minutiae has any purpose.

Indeed, as the author or co-author of many baseball books and the chief editor of "Total Baseball," the mammoth compilation of statistical and historical information about the game, now in its eighth edition, Thorn can probably lay claim to knowing more baseball minutiae than any other living human.

Lawyers routinely hire consultants to go over the minutiae of any study offered up by the other side.

Mr. Bush may lack Mr. Clinton's ability to wax philosophical about the minutiae of virtually any policy.

As a countermeasure, an implementation for absolutely pre-aligned minutiae that avoids any correlation between related records of the fuzzy vault scheme has been proposed [68].

But any deal that merely tweaks the minutiae will only inflame grassroots doctors.

As with any obsession that encourages rummaging into minutiae, fashion's current font preoccupation has schisms probably being debated heatedly on page 23 of a thread on The Fashion Spot.

I would agree that Anderson's mise en scène is direct in its fabrication and, in serving obsessive cohesion down to the minutiae, nearly free of any element that doesn't factor into the creation of the films' respective worlds, but the term "simple" suggests an artlessness that doesn't apply to Anderson's hyperstylized formalism.

The Eurorack industry is a personality driven one, with all manner of differentiating minutiae which would baffle any outsider.

Years ago, working as a college reference librarian, she could put her finger on any piece of minutia at will.