Sentence examples for minutiae about from inspiring English sources

The 430-page Business Travel Almanac has an eye-catching red and black cover and is, indeed, crammed with minutiae about the logistics of traveling on business.

The whistle-blowing website WikiLeaks, he says, is the extension of a Facebook culture that reflects our prurient appetites for status updates and a constant drip of minutiae about everything from what we are eating to international intelligence.

The extraordinary paper trail consists of close to 3,500 pages, recording dates and minutiae about supplies of weapons and fuel, as well as troop orders and strategy discussions during the Balkan wars of 1991 to 1995.

Not to mention that children whose relatives have traded minutiae about everything from their burp frequencies to the very hour they first rolled over may be, once teenagers, awed — or embarrassed — by the level of detail in their ghostwritten bildungsroman.

He interrupts his playing of music to dissect baseball for minutes on end; to ladle out showoffy minutiae about Sinatra recording dates; to make grand pronouncements on the greatest singers in the world, the best CD of the year.

As official Washington has been treated more like the rest of celebrity culture, minutiae about the current White House has become a coveted "get" for Web sites, bloggers and Twitterers.

The minutiae you complain about don't bother us in the slightest.

When another dancer asked what "Minutiae" (1954) was about, Mr. Cunningham took her to the window of the New York studio, showed her the street below and said, "That".

THE E-ZPass construction contract, hundreds of pages of minutiae, took about a year to draw up.

The most remarkable aspect of the recent vice-presidential debacle is that the press is dogging the White House about minutiae.

Griffin said social media was "humanizing" — a way to feed the news media's appetite for minutiae and details about the candidates' families.