Sentence examples for minutiae at from inspiring English sources

General Westmoreland complained in his memoirs about what he called "centralization of authority in Washington and the preoccupation with minutiae at the Washington level".

With a reporter's curiosity, she unearthed vintage train minutiae at museums, from retired railroad workers and on eBay, and explored stations from the South Bronx to central Connecticut in her free time.

This is strictly for those who care, a group that I imagine would include Jimmy Carter obsessives, certain seventies burnouts, younger persons interested in historical minutiae at a very fine-grained level, and not a whole lot of other people.

He grasps the larger, self-destructive misanthropy in Saroyan's life, as well as much of the minutiae (at the level of family quarrels, real estate transactions and gambling debts).

On Monday she clarified her remarks: "Let me be clear," she said, "police shootings are not minutiae at all, and the department's position and the administration's position has consistently been that we need to have national, consistent data".

"Let me be clear: police shootings are not minutiae at all and the department's position and the administration's position has consistently been that we need to have national, consistent data," she said.

Years ago, working as a college reference librarian, she could put her finger on any piece of minutia at will.

Detail and minutiae are at the petty heart of Alan Partridge.

As we've already noted, In Colour is a record full of minutiae, but at the same time is completely grounded in club culture.

It is useful for performance evaluation not only at the traditional minutiae level but also at the pseudonymous identifier level which is more privacy protective compared to conventional minutiae templates [17, 18].

When he looks at minutiae, he can be a clever and compelling critic.