Sentence examples for getting nitpicky with from inspiring English sources
We started getting nitpicky with each other".
If we really want to get nitpicky, Seesmic and 12SecondsTV came up with the brilliant idea of short video sharing before Instagram even existed.
And not to get nitpicky here (but I'm a bit of a dick skunk so I will), the site incorrectly states that Microsoft had the first Wi-Fi-enabled music player.
All of the mentors agreed that it was a very strong week for the contestant, so they got nitpicky in choosing their bottom three of Lily, Mario and Ali.
Like, why does being a woman matter, if we're just the same as men?" Haas, like Gelardi, acknowledges, "But I think that's getting too nitpicky and PC to say we shouldn't celebrate women for that reason.
The Guardian post gets pretty nitpicky and specific, to the extent that it's tough to parse if (like me) you haven't read those stories recently.
I'm sure they've already thought of that, though, and this post is getting a little nitpicky so I'm just going to end it.
