Sentence examples for fine point in from inspiring English sources

This comes to a fine point in her masterful evocation of the "runt detective" Venner, a jeering, nasty racist who baits Densmore with the sarcastic address Doctor.

Let one fine point in the playing stand for many: the suspenseful pianissimo timpani roll before the first movement recapitulation, played absolutely evenly by Paul Yancich at the very edge of audibility.

That the president can name temporary department heads without Senate confirmation is more than just a legal fine point; in many settings, it can be important to the effective functioning of government.

(A fine point in semantics here: a "taxi" in a municipality that does not regulate taxis is called a "for-hire vehicle"; its company is called a livery service. These must be registered with the county).

Bitcoin's volatility has fallen signficantly as it squeezes to a fine point in what appears to be a descending triangle pattern.

That is a fine point in an indictment of the professional political class, but it is not a defense of Trump.

The fine points, in tarte Tatin-land, can be sliced very fine.

In fact, most of the fine points in the 342-page law have generated minimal debate.

He is keeping track of the bacteria in his body, about 100 different variables in his blood and many other fine points in his biochemistry.

He displayed plenty of fine points in taking over the Garden, four or five miles south of his home in the South Bronx and Rice High in Harlem.

The Russian representative, Sergey Lavrov, who had held up the vote for 24 hours while fine points in the wording of the resolution were discussed, reflected the prevailing sense of caution in a speech today.