Sentence examples for managed the minutiae from inspiring English sources
During construction, Jones managed the minutiae.
There is a clear need for someone to take a big-picture approach to manage the minutiae involved in finding and coordinating the right care.
The significant contributions of African-American soldiers to D-Day — little known, even to the buffs to end all buffs who manage the minutiae of Second World War history — are the starting point for "A Distant Shore: African Americans of D-Day," which has its premiere tonight on the History Channel.
Most of Pierpont's job, though, involved managing the flood of minutiae of a state government at war.
The writing is gripping and it's a marvel that Childers manages to make the minutiae of sailing and navigation so engrossing.
My previously aimless days of wandering and dreaming became ordered by meals and domestic chores, by managing the increasing responsibilities of two homes and their attendant minutiae.
This absorbing biography manages both to record the minutiae of the artist's life — her garrets, paint wheels, and feral cats — and to explain how her curious, ecstatic nature influenced her work.
Yet discussions of improving chemical regulation primarily deal with the minutiae of scientific testing regimes.
So you deal with all of the minutiae, down to the earrings and every small accessory?
Only a nation utterly deranged about the minutiae of class-conscious dress and manners could have managed to sit through six series of this tosh.
Do voters in middle England really discuss the minutiae of minority government around the water cooler?
