Sentence examples for really finicky from inspiring English sources

It became instinct to fold the newspaper lengthwise in half, and then in quarters and even, if you wanted to be really finicky, in eighths.

If you are really finicky about driving standards, you will prefer the new BMW 5-Series as you will prefer a Japanese vehicle for interior refinements.

"It's a really finicky plant," DeMeulle told me.

We're diving right in with a really finicky one: chronological order!

But when doing an open toe, consider coverage: "I'm going to sound really finicky," says Davison, "but looking at the whole foot can be not that attractive.

A warning though - this is really finicky searching unless it's during the internet era of online sales that you're seeking!

"She is really not finicky in these things," he said.

We are more aware, and really very finicky about it".

Shopping online can be a tedious affair, characterised by bottomless trawling of search engine results and price comparison websites to try to locate whatever finicky thing you really need this time.

This is also not a review partly because Matthew Weiner, whose creation this is, is finicky about spoilers — "finicky" doesn't really do it justice.

Now, there have always been people claiming that there's no such thing as involuntary unemployment, that anyone can find a job if he or she is really willing to work and isn't too finicky about wages or working conditions.