Sentence examples for master of minutiae from inspiring English sources
A master of minutiae, she is the sort who will point out that one must not congratulate a bride, thereby implying that a husband is some sort of prize.
Tenacious and brilliant, Stemberg is also the master of minutiae.
The point is to raise doubts about Mr. Schwarzenegger's knowledge of state government and to paint him as afraid to debate Mr. Davis, an acknowledged master of the minutiae of politics.
Alan Little is a master of tennis minutiae, which serves him well in his post as the honorary librarian for the Wimbledon Lawn Tennis Museum on the All England Club grounds.
Mr. Shacknai remembered one nightmarish professor who relished humiliating students but was fond of Mr. McGreevey because "he was the only one who had the time and patience to master the minutiae of medieval property transfer rights".
He is the master of Apple's operational minutiae.
Bruce Pask T's men's fashion director, Bruce Pask, is a master of men's-wear minutiae, but there's nothing fussy about his trip-packing tips on Page 46 ("Leader of the Pack").
From Helen Jewett to the Lindbergh baby to Sam Sheppard to Ted Bundy to JonBenet Ramsey, he has quietly mastered the minutiae of hundreds of American tabloid murders going back 200 years.
Mrs Clinton is indeed hardworking; does indeed master minutiae of policy, as HRC showcases again and again; is indeed witty and warm, and does indeed surround herself with talented women – many of them, I would add, such as lawyer Cheryl Mills and aide Huma Abedin, women of colour who, promoted very young, would be unlikely to be assessed on their vast merits in most other offices.
She called the Mayor "the Monarch of Minutiae".
But here it is obscured by a mountain of minutiae.
