Sentence examples for so finicky from inspiring English sources
But with prices having tripled in two years, it has become too expensive to be so finicky.
Traders in energy futures would never stand for that, but it is taken for granted that those who depend on financial futures will not be so finicky.
Jason, N.Y.C. Ah, the pleasures of online dating, where half the participants are already married (and shopping for fun-on-the-sly) and the "available" daters are so finicky that they make Nine Lives' Morris the Cat look easygoing.
Is there something wrong with us that we are so finicky, and at the same time have such terrible karma?" They have flashbacks to 17th Street, their huge regret.
Such laxness contrasts starkly with his Annie Hall character, Alvy Singer – depicted as so finicky about cinemagoing that he refuses to enter a theatre two minutes after a Bergman film has started, even though, as Annie (Diane Keaton) points out, "We'll only miss the titles – they're in Swedish".
There were so many finicky variables involved that the mind reeled, I said, waving my hands excitedly.
Sometimes, their complaints are so minor and finicky that it's hard to give them much credit.
Computer and communications equipment, lab devices, factory automation gear and other pricey technologies require expert operators to baby-sit finicky machines, so most businesses routinely send employees to training courses mounted by their technology suppliers.
Your hands will most certainly get dirty, so if you are finicky about that kind of thing, sidewalk chalk is not the thing for you.
The catnip revolution will be televised Cats are notoriously finicky eaters, or so the TV ads (not to mention cat owners) tell us.
