Sentence examples for overly fastidious from inspiring English sources
The tutor is overly fastidious.
There is something both coy and overly fastidious about such resolute avoidance of directly expressed emotion.
"I'm overly fastidious, and Susan could happily live in a warm Dumpster," he said, laughing.
To deprive oneself of great work created by a less-than-great person seems overly fastidious.
As long as Goodwill welcomes you to its stores, you'd be overly fastidious to demur.
People don't think I'm overly fastidious because, although my house is clean, it's homely, too.
Maybe she was too fastidious, too proud.
Pragmatism was a part of a general revolt against the overly intellectual, somewhat fastidious, and closed systems of idealism in 19th-century philosophy.
While about a quarter of the dishes are knockouts, at least as many are overly calculated and fastidious, suggesting there's such a thing as too much balance.
More succinctly: a fear of betraying Foucault's critical ethos has bred a fastidious and overly refined theoretical appetite.
