Sentence examples for somewhat fastidious from inspiring English sources
Pragmatism was a part of a general revolt against the overly intellectual, somewhat fastidious, and closed systems of idealism in 19th-century philosophy.
One was creating a Mary Poppins movie character substantially more charming and affectionate than the one in the books, where she's somewhat too fastidious and vain (a bit like her creator).
A fastidious and somewhat withdrawn individual, Balfour succumbed to alcoholism in his fifties.
Writing in the Hollywood Reporter, Todd McCarthy praised "Haynes' fastidious, intelligent and somewhat leisurely adaptation" while Peter Bradshaw in the Guardian called it "a creamily sensuous, richly observed piece of work, handsomely detailed and furnished".
The fastidious nature of Sneathia makes cultivation somewhat difficult, and consequently, very little is known about its biology or its pathogenic potential.
A fastidious sense of craft prevails; a surprising array of references to art, fashion and optics are built into the taut, somewhat dizzying surfaces.
His family is fastidious.
