Sentence examples for less fastidious from inspiring English sources
In China, it would seem, they are less fastidious about such trifles.
A gutsy, sooty, elemental experience, it was conceived in the 1850's, a less fastidious age than our own.
He became a shameless borrower of money and unwelcome even in the less fastidious bars around Dupont Circle.
One day of having a 2-year-old in your home will quickly break you of any hope of keeping your home neat, much less fastidious.
With all due respect to Lord Skidelsky, the Tories need to be less fastidious about ideas and more fixated, as they once were, on power itself.
Mr. Lovano is a slangier, less fastidious, more impulsive improviser than Mr. Hersch, and they seemed a classic odd couple during the set's opener, "A Lark".
We use hygiene to make class distinctions, something already taken care of in less-fastidious Europe.
The area declined, assisted by tenants who were less than fastidious.
In a characteristically bittersweet touch, he no sooner describes how reading has made the queen less maniacally fastidious about her schedule and wardrobe — that is, more of a human being like the rest of us — than her aides start condescending to her. "Probably Alzheimer's," says one.
But it is clear that the state allowed insurance companies to sign people up after less-than-fastidious checks, health care experts agreed.
In terms of the experimental measurements, the semiautomatic method was more repeatable and reproducible, and less time-consuming and fastidious than the manual method.
