Well, I don't want to get too into nitpicking details.
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Now, scientists are joining the ranks of nitpicking nerdy fans.
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There are nits to pick, if you're interested in nitpicking.
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Second, she's there to poke at Ford's credibility by nitpicking.
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After a lifetime of obsessive nitpicking, Virgos need a release.
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All of the nitpicking comes from a place of passion.
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What isn't nitpicking, however, are Jackson's off-court issues at Kansas.
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Especially when it comes from nitpicking at Reinhart's red carpet photos.
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Some people might say I'm nitpicking, but case size does matter.
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I'm nitpicking, but the Bentley Continental GT costs north of $279,000.
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That's a big sign that your boss is nitpicking your mistakes.
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It's not nitpicking if it helps turn you into a star.
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Filing cabinets also don't have customizable graphical user interfaces, if we're nitpicking.
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CRAMER: ALRIGHT, CHUCK, ONE THING -- I'M NOT NITPICKING BUT I AM CONFUSED.
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I'm nitpicking at what I would otherwise say is a nearly flawless film.
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All of these -- all of this nitpicking about individual writings means absolutely nothing.
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Communication problems, differences in opinions, and nitpicking will flare up at this time.
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Nitpicking aside, they're basically the same size:The S28+ and iPhone 83 Plus (bottom).
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Earlier this month, she clapped back at Twitter users nitpicking Luna's clothing and emotions.
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Otherwise, we believe we look like nitpicking maniacs to quibble over every conceited claim.
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Bryan: Okay, this is going to sound like I'm nitpicking, but there is a point.
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Set against the epistemological standards of the 45th president, pointing this out feels like nitpicking.
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This is an unfortunate but unavoidable part of the NBA calendar: March is for nitpicking.
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There are still plenty of Republicans who say they aren't interested in nitpicking Pruitt. Sen.
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This has always been a pet peeve of mine, nitpicking at stuff that's not real.
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The XS has a faster processing chip and better water resistance, but that's pretty much nitpicking.
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It is the kind of semantic nitpicking that has made progressive movements unappealing to many Americans.
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Maybe a demand for baseline factual accuracy seems like nitpicking when it comes to scary movies.
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I am fully ready to admit it's just my own silly nitpicking of story structure, etc.
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Instead of that, Trump has allowed the issue to slip into the meanders of interminable nitpicking.
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Bored fans start nitpicking, and eventually all that digging starts to bring up some odd notions.
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But regardless, we're never going to hear anyone's message if we're nitpicking the delivery to this extent.
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He's tired of folks always coming up with better ideas, and nitpicking the bill as it is.
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This may sound like technical nitpicking, but it has significant implications for the future of drone regulation.
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But if there's one thing Texans excel at, it's nitpicking the specifics of what makes something Texan.
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He's US ambassador to the EU. This may be nitpicking, but it raises questions about Trump's defense.
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It's not exactly a secret that Star Trek fans are enthusiastic about nitpicking their way through the franchise.
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For now we'll settle for nitpicking every known plot detail — it'll have to be October by then, right?
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While that feels like nitpicking (hey, it's what die-hards do), the show has stepped up its pacing.
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By contrast, "Game of Thrones" has received more naysaying and nitpicking than usual since adopting its faster approach.
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"The nitpicking to try and make up for their discomfort with reading someone that isn't like them," she says.
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While some Senate Republicans have called these scandals "nitpicking," others are not so happy, The New York Times reported.
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You might notice that the white plastic isn't quite a perfect match for Microsoft's, but that's nitpicking a bit.
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Finally, and maybe this is nitpicking, I did have a few instances where I tried to touch the screen.
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I also might have preferred not to have the extra bling of the chamfered edge, but that's just nitpicking.
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Paul Cook (R-Calif.) blasted the California National Guard for "nitpicking" over whether troops were qualified for the bonuses.
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On the other hand, officials worry that providing too much detail would cause conversations to devolve into unproductive nitpicking.
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He said the HOA started "nitpicking" and giving him violations for things such as having a window display during Christmas.
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"It's just baloney, this back and forth over every little nitpicking thing, that's what pisses me off," Stock, 84, said.
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Nitpicking minutia is one thing (and frankly, part of Comic-Con's charm), while dealing with abusive jerks is entirely another.
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Teams also started nitpicking his medicals and his disappointing combine quickness, and suddenly he wasn't even a top-40 draftee.
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Nitpicking about whether those forces were specifically involved in the attack on Washington is a little bit beside the point.
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This may seem like nitpicking, but studies have suggested that cultural differences mean that minorities may report harassment at different rates.
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Not many articles focused on nitpicking the lack of information we have to try to weaken the case against the police.
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And PolitiFact's nitpicking of Trump's statements contrasts with the more generous attitude it sometimes takes toward the statements of other politicians.
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In the midst of Turkey's struggle to preserve its democracy, the international media was occupied with shameless reporting and political nitpicking.
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NBA star Jimmy Butler was recently traded from the Chicago Bulls to the Minnesota Timberwolves, which prompted some nitpicking and criticism.
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This will, of course, be regarded by Trump's base as the media nitpicking him -- he said they had headaches, after all!
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Much of that is nitpicking, however, given what Jackson can already do at an incredibly important position of need in today's NBA.
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But still, Eddie and his brood are family, so the Griswolds take them in—despite already hosting four squabbling and nitpicking grandparents.
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We're told although Luke and Lionel have agreed to join, there could be a delay in announcing if the lawyers start nitpicking.
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A federal judge dismissed the case and scolded the SEC for nitpicking the difference between what the company said publicly and privately.
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Through a spokesman, Mezger suggested Wednesday that Griffin's history of unjustly nitpicking about noise was partly to blame for his apoplectic rant.
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But throw a $300 million estate into the mix, and I'm sure even the Beaverest of Cleaver families would start nitpicking each other.
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Breitbart relied on some, um, creative, defenses, such as nitpicking about the alleged victims' ages and Moore's marital status at the time (single).
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Though Cowell's classic nitpicking nearly prevented LaBelle from heading to the live shows, she was able to compete and perform another Houston classic.
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The press is no stranger to nitpicking the royal family's every move and its latest curiosity is the Duchess of Sussex, Meghan Markle.
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On Wednesday, he suggested through a spokesman that Griffin's history of unjustly nitpicking about noise was partly to blame for his apoplectic rant.
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It's not just a matter of nitpicking, either: Samsung previously said that its goal in 2019 was to sell half a million Folds.
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But today should be declared a holiday from nitpicking, a time to celebrate what has been accomplished instead of fixating on the possible pitfalls.
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But it's damn hard to get there, to fight past a lifetime of personal nitpicking and peel off labels assigned by caretakers, classmates, lovers.
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"You each get a lump sum that you can spend on whatever you want so the other person isn't nitpicking at you," she says.
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Now that its one major annoyance is gone, it's going to take some fine-tooth nitpicking to figure out any other issues it might have.
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It's worth reading Sanders's actual plan, since not only is there a lot of nitpicking one could do but there's also an enormous glaring flaw.
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There remain many professed "anti-Trumpers," usually for purposes of brand and positioning, who are most interested in nitpicking the tactics of their fellow travelers.
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It might seem like nitpicking, but The Last Jedi is full of moments where things don't make sense and supposedly smart characters make dumb choices.
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And wow, did I get an earful from Sanders supporters, who filled up my Twitter feed and Facebook with Trump-level insults, nitpicking and hate.
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Indeed, to Ramsay's point, one might assume that this type of numerical nitpicking is beside the point when it comes to a stock like Nvidia.
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The Afro-Swedish society actually called for Adelsohn Liljeroth to resign, while Linde made it clear that his work focuses on nitpicking at racial stereotypes.
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Some say that nitpicking words like "crazy" and "lame" will just start another political correctness battle, and that there is no easy way to eliminate them.
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Miller's injury got buried under a sea of Peyton Manning Nitpicking, but it was the biggest reason that Denver couldn't stop Andrew Luck in the playoffs.
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If Lamb's lead and his declaration of victory holds up, it will provide the Democrats with bragging rights and pundits with several days' worth of nitpicking.
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It's arguably nitpicking to debate whether the back door is permanently left open, or whether law enforcement needs Apple to unlock it every time it's used.
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And Omar's most fundamental point — that it would be better to talk about the underlying issues in the Israeli-Palestinian conflict than nitpicking her language — is reasonable.
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And let's not forget one important thing when criticizing—or, more accurately, nitpicking—what appears to be his only on-court peccadillo so far: He's a rookie.
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But as people are nitpicking cancellation plans and the ideology behind them, regular people crushed by their debt loads are praying that debt cancelation comes to pass.
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After two days of using a female avatar, the attacks, nitpicking and "mansplanations" were back, stronger than ever, and my stress was back to its original level.
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"Nitpicking colleagues or being too demanding can harm relationships and sometimes lead to the perfectionist being socially excluded because they're emotionally hard work to deal with," she says.
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But because Constellation is often the target of analyst nitpicking, Cramer suggested investors buy some shares before the report and some after in case of post-earnings weakness.
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"I can be super negative about anything," he says, noting that on every album, he could find a moment he dislikes, even if fans would call it nitpicking.
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In fact, she also made me hate mine by nitpicking it apart and pointing out every time it had looked like I had gained weight as a teenager.
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If you think replay will only overturn calls that are obviously and indisputably incorrect instead of fixating on too-close-to-call nitpicking, prepare to be wrong. 88.
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I had noticed that the nitpicking had completely disappeared, but that felt so minor that I assumed something else must have contributed to the boost in my mood.
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This may seem like the nitpicking of a fan who spent what, in retrospect, may have been too much time watching the first few Pirates movies in middle school.
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"The idea that you are nitpicking this statement that sought to remember this tragic event that occurred and the people who died in it is just ridiculous," he said.
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It is also a big factor in the unpredictability of the country's elections, exacerbated this year by the arbitrary and nitpicking application of the law by Peru's electoral authority.
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"They know that we will be yelling at them a little bit more easily, or start might start nitpicking with things they are doing and reacting strongly," Radesky said.
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It really just means "any scary looking gun that we don't like and want to ban," so please spare me the nitpicking for using the term to cover semiauto ARs.
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The foundation's specific undertakings didn't receive much attention over the years, as Trump wasn't running for office and nitpicking the details of a wealthy individual's charitable giving is considered rude.
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If there's a knock on Biles, it's that she has a tendency to cross her toes on her twists, but that's nitpicking when it comes to a pass this massive.
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Esteemed law professor Laurence Tribe warned CNN viewers Tuesday that if they truly want President Trump impeached, they must focus on major abuses of power instead of nitpicking every minor incident.
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We get the feeling the nitpicking is just beginning -- and even though Wendy thinks they'll eventually make peace -- it feels like their divorce is gonna be a long, drawn-out affair.
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Many local authorities and officials continue to see public oversight as "nitpicking" and in response "play little tricks" to avoid journalists, the official Chinese Communist Party's People's Daily Overseas Edition wrote.
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But every now and then, some brave resident transcends the local nitpicking and delivers a speech so rousing, so monumental, so deeply stirring that it rocks the city to its very core.
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The Santa Barbara offices have rooms identical to these here in Boston, enabling worldwide nitpicking as teams on each coast work together to perfect the look or sound of a new speaker.
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Given all that, for those who acknowledge the importance of decarbonizing the economy and recognize how cosmically difficult it is going to be, maybe nitpicking and scolding isn't the way to go.
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Daft as the nitpicking can be, it highlights crucial questions on the importance of personal responsibility, ie, being the change you want to see in the world versus big-picture structural change.
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Most of the people who write negative Yelps have talent as writers and they shroud their nitpicking analysis with some cleverness, but they are tools in my book with too much free time.
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Nitpicking aside, Salt Bae recently announced plans to open restaurants in New York and London, and it's pretty clear that he hopes to take over the culinary world after having dominated the online one.
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We have exchanged thousands of obsessive words about Return to Glory, honoring the phrasing and writing or nitpicking continuity errors, like the one scene involving Magic that was actually filmed during the 1984 playoffs.
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Many others, however, have not been able to resist nitpicking over her style, as if trying to prove that someone from the countryside who did not complete high school could ever write truly polished prose.
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But, much like I argued when nitpicking the Pirates of the Caribbean films, the whole point of having a franchise like this is to serve storytelling and develop characters, plots, and the world over time.
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"This obsessive procedural nitpicking seems like a desperate attempt to shift attention away from the actual substance of the complaint, now largely validated by the White House itself, because the substance is indefensible," says Sanchez.
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This might seem like nitpicking, but even ALI ET ALII feels strange based on the clue, because as far as I know, there were no other boxing champs named ALI in the 1960s or '70s.
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Dustin Hoffman plays the patriarch who messed up his kids through neglect and nitpicking, and as his children, Adam Sandler, Elizabeth Marvel, and Ben Stiller, struggle to live with the ongoing effects and one another.
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In this case, the titular salad in question is really more of a lobster roll, but we'll be the first to cheer if we can start counting the sandwich as health food, so no nitpicking here.
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A nitpicking, wrongly-decided decision by a three-judge U.S. appeals court panel has struck down a pro-growth environmental regulatory policy that has long had enthusiastic support from both the U.S. business community and environmentalists.
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BEIJING (Reuters) - Chinese state media on Thursday warned against any "nitpicking" as Beijing portrayed the Phase 1 trade deal with United States and its new commitments to massive purchases of American goods as a boon for China's economy.
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BEIJING (Reuters) - Chinese state media on Thursday warned against any "nitpicking" as Beijing portrayed the Phase 1 trade deal with United States and its new commitments to massive purchases of American goods as a boon for China's economy.
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I'm nitpicking â€" the 2,048 x 1,536 resolution Retina display still looks fantastic with rich, accurate colors and plenty of sharpness â€" but the display also doesn't have any kind of antireflective coating to reduce glare from overhead lights.
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NPR referred to these criticisms as "nitpicking," while other outlets have focused on the "catch" that students live and work in the New York for a period of years after graduating to ensure that they're contributing to the state economy.
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Other nitpicking complaints: It was difficult to enter the arena Monday because of heavy security and speakers that evening did not appear to be held to strict time limits, causing the program to run late and seem unfocused at times.
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Favors from friends, though often asked for and promised with the best intentions, can be a surefire way to both sour a friendship and get work that doesn't quite live up to standards but that you don't feel comfortable nitpicking.
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BEIJING, Jan 16 (Reuters) - Chinese state media on Thursday warned against any "nitpicking" as Beijing portrayed the Phase 1 trade deal with United States and its new commitments to massive purchases of American goods as a boon for China's economy.
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So, instead of nitpicking what was a beautiful and genuine moment of admiration between the two most talented female singers currently working, let's applaud her inclusive, intersectional feminism and, for us white people, follow Adele's lead and understand that it's not about us.
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The two BFFs, who have a long history of nitpicking over the room they share on vacations, started the conflict right away — sneaking away from the ladies during a group tour of the complex to stake their claim on the best room.
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He examines a few individual studies on discrimination, conceding some and nitpicking others, but the sense you'd get from reading Whiteshift's middle chapters is that "anti-white radicalism" — his term — is a bigger problem in the modern West than actual racial discrimination.
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There's potential for a critique of Biden that isn't just about nitpicking the past or arguing about how ambitious Democrats should be in their legislative proposals, but about whether Biden would adequately hold the line when going toe-to-toe with congressional Republicans.
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In ad campaigns, she cast herself as the nitpicking monarch of the Helmsley Palace Hotel ("It's the only Palace in the world where the Queen stands guard"), while the tabloids fed on tales of her berating and firing employees for minor infractions.
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With an ally in office—Clements once said the closures amounted to "nitpicking" by his predecessor—Roloff transferred ownership of the homes from Roloff Enterprises to Roloff's People's Baptist Church; under this religious auspice, a state court ruled Roloff's homes could operate without a license.
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This might seem like nitpicking, but for anyone using one of those devices, the concern is very concrete: will you be able to take your FonePad in a carry-on on a flight from Dubai to New York, or will it be checked at the gate?
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It's one thing to feel like we're just being dramatic and nitpicking on a design decision, but it's another when Samsung's basically telling people that, yeah, the fingerprint sensor's off-center location wasn't a smart idea, and you will indeed likely grease up the phone's camera lens.
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Here's a better idea: How about school administrations everywhere quit spending so much time and effort on controlling, nitpicking, antiquated policies to "protect" students from the sight of a shoulder, and instead put some policies into effect on behalf of the students who need real-life protection right now?
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"You're giving people a lot of influence, and how do you change that without completely changing the dynamics of the whole entirety of YouTube, because if YouTube has to start nitpicking at people, thinking like, well, do we have to kind of stop the whole Minecraft content creators?" he said.
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Sagittarius is all about the "big picture," so you and those with whom you're in relationships will be able to take the long view and appreciate what's really important, instead of nitpicking and finding problems (and there were a lot of those during the Mercury retrograde you're still healing from).
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" Complicating matters was the fact that Brunswick, the crisis-management firm that Kleiner Perkins hired during the trial (which is mentioned in Pao's book), often called reporters up after their stories published, nitpicking details and pressuring us into making small corrections here and there — at times not because what we'd reported was inaccurate, but because it "lacked context.
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It must depict sex work without glamorizing it, deliver on a world of intrigue and power struggles without getting too bogged down in historical nitpicking, underscore these ladies' crackling wit and joie de vivre without glossing over the very real dangers they face, all with a healthy dose of camp aided by a lavish costume budget.
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Trump's businesses exist to enrich himself, involve a web of shady connections, & still he hasn't committed to divesting his holdings (2/2) From sufficiently inside the bubble, the fact that anyone is nitpicking the foundation while Donald Trump's much more flagrant lack of financial disclosure is still out there confirms the sense that the complaining is just bias.
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"All I can say is 'oops'... These guys totally missed eh fact that this market is seeing a wholesale re-rating of the financial sector, and all of the banks were ready to roar in advance of this week's Fed meeting … Turns out this market doesn't care about nitpicking when it comes to the bull market in the financials," Cramer said.
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There was of course going to be specifics that we could all differ (he used Killer Mike's stance on gun control as an example) but that the overall worthiness of a true progressive like Sanders taking office far outweighed any nitpicking (my words) about the detritus that comes with a large number of voices, especially musicians, who he was loathe to micromanage.
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To be fair, not everyone was completely thrilled with the set-up to this week's finale, which yielded plenty of nitpicking about lapses in logic and, among other things, how long it would take a dragon to fly from Point A to B. Still, in racing past George R.R. Martin's books, producers D.B. Weiss and David Benioff have laid the groundwork for a final season that should unleash another media frenzy and require more super-sized episodes, just to squeeze it all in.
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