Sentence examples for excessive minutiae from inspiring English sources

That said, as Madonna's first live CD, I'm Going to Tell You a Secret is strong and entertaining, and even if the excessive minutiae on the accompanying DVD means only hardcore fans will sit through its two hours, it's also quite well done".

Stephen Thomas Erlewine from Allmusic complimented the release saying "as Madonna's first live CD, I'm Going to Tell You a Secret is strong and entertaining, and even if the excessive minutiae on the accompanying DVD means only hardcore fans will sit through its two hours, it's also quite well done".

Although some of the other pop-up effects seem perfunctory (as though the artist said to himself, "What wild, crazy thing should I try next?"), Seibold's obsessive inclusion of excessive graphic minutiae throughout his tableaus is what makes his "Alice" totally engrossing and worth reading more than once.

The result is largely balanced and thorough, though Bair's perhaps excessive focus on the minutiae of Jung's life keeps her from illuminating the ideas and the analytic legacy of the man who invented such concepts as introversion, extroversion, and the collective unconscious, and was able to blame an overactive anima for his womanizing.

It turns out that the things we tend to disdain about political insiders — their familiarity, their excessive caution, their tendency to bore us with minutiae — are the very things we ultimately find lacking in a political novice.

For example, minutia and minutiae.

Nothing is minutiae here.

Growing weary of biographical minutiae?

Then there are the minutiae.

During construction, Jones managed the minutiae.

In other World Series-related minutiae:.