Sentence examples for much more picky from inspiring English sources

I am much more picky about the movies I do.

Actually, my grandparents -- now we're much more picky about our food -- but they ate brains on toast growing up.

"One of the trends I've been observing is that everybody has gotten much more picky about food," says Frances Goldscheider, PhD, professor of family science at the University of Maryland, College Park.

I was much more disturbed by little picky defects, like the pointless shot up to the bridge before the reporter goes into the hospital.

Rather than plated appetizers, she's much more likely to serve what she calls "picky bits," such as a dip made by puréeing roasted sweet potatoes and garlic and chickpeas.

Tourists may divide Paris into Rive Gauche and Rive Droite, but Parisians are pickier and slice it much more finely, by quartiers -- Montmartre, Le Marais, Montparnasse -- each with its own rites and rituals, and, often, its own community club.

"And you know what if you don't have a really strong education team then you're seeing schools and districts become a lot more picky — because there is so much choice.

But Sōsh has adapted the app to fit NYCer picky preferences, just as the app will evolve into much more than a concierge.

When we got down to it, it has a lot to do with reproductive biology, because men, from a strictly biological standpoint, are a lot less picky when they're choosing a partner, whereas women invest much more time and energy into reproduction.

Some of the killer whales off the coast of Washington state are picky eaters, preferring Chinook salmon even though the coho and sockeye varieties are much more plentiful.

Teenagers are just a bit more picky.