Sentence examples for minutiae around from inspiring English sources

If you notice the minutiae around you, I don't know how you could ever be bored".

While this sends a pretty stark message about the perceived importance of universal healthcare, it becomes even more alarming when we begin to unpack some of the minutiae around the target.

It was on these walks that she started noticing, and photographing, the way light interacted with the minutiae around her — "the leaves, whatever had come in on the tide".

I spoke to Amber Marks, a barrister and criminal law expert at Queen Mary University London, who has published a paper on the legal minutiae around Spanish cannabis clubs, to find out more about how this came about and what it means for cannabis users in Catalonia and beyond.

So New Jerseyans who want their daily dose of political minutia have to scratch around in the newspapers for it, and on a Web site, politicsNJ.com, that is becoming a necessary daily stop for politically minded Web surfers.

— The Bowl Championship Series meetings usually revolve around minutiae, like who will be voting in the Harris college football poll and how the standings formula will be tweaked.

She is quick to admit that this subject has often been dealt with before (most memorable malaria book title: "Skeeter Beaters"), but there is more than enough minutiae to go around.

Blogs were spun on every minutiae, social media around this knew no bounds and women-focused pages suddenly appeared on magazines that had not really bothered with all this before.

Do voters in middle England really discuss the minutiae of minority government around the water cooler?

The central ones revolve around the minutiae of how much junior doctors are paid for working in different settings, and at what time of day, during the week, especially in the evenings, overnight and at weekends.

So whoever is appointed Foreign Secretary over the weekend (assuming anyone is) will have to spend the weekend getting his head around the minutiae of EU procedure and jargon, so he is ready to riff with Kouchner, Ashton and Westerwelle about the differences between the GAC and the FAC, why B points are so much more fun than A points, and why the EAS should talk to the PAC but not the AFET.