Sentence examples for rather fastidious from inspiring English sources

There can be no doubt that the quiet man of the Cabinet, the polite, rather fastidious arts lover has delivered.

"By being rather fastidious about the people in the clubs," she said, "we've managed to control the particular atmosphere of the community".

In the only photograph we have of her, she looks rather fastidious and enigmatic, but I'm assuming a sense of the comic if she was keen on marrying Edric.

She's helped by her daughter Mary Mary Mallenn), who seems sensible enough though we're vaguely astonished to see her refusing the intentions of Jerry Devine David O'Haraa) in favor of a rather fastidious Charlie Bentham James Russelll).

Finally, the high rate of blood culture negative endocarditis was not linked to prior antimicrobial therapy but rather to fastidious microorganisms for which serologic testing (as for zoonotic and arthropodborne disease agents) or molecular analysis (as for Mycoplasma hominis [ 39] and Corynebacterium spp).

Despite being the record scorer in the history of the Dutch national team, Bergkamp is fastidious, though, rather than gluttonous when it comes to goals.

Narcissism revealed seems fastidious and self-aware rather than vain.

The darker undercurrents to the Schubert that were sometimes suggested in the piano accompaniment never surfaced in Meneses's rather bleached, reticent sound and politely fastidious approach.

Its formal accomplishments con sist primarily of fastidious arrangements of shape and line rather than bold thrusts into space.

Like many popular figures before her, she hitched a ride with Middle America and then waited a while — in her case, a decade — for her more fastidious viewers, the types who would rather die than cry, to catch up.

The President was fastidious and required that everything follow a rather idiosyncratic protocol, so the better part of each day was spent teaching the new servant how things should be done.