But it's kind of like sort of splitting hairs now.
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The latest brow trend has Instagram literally splitting hairs: fishtail brows.
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Mr. Boies denies that, but he seems to be splitting hairs.
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"We are splitting hairs out there all the time," Patrick said.
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" Bjork-James similarly dismisses the distinctions between the three groups as "splitting hairs.
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However, the Democratic spokesperson for the committee said EPA's distinction was splitting hairs.
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But, elsewhere, only splitting hairs can justify the generalizations to which she sacrifices possibility.
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"I think the Democrats are splitting hairs when they talk about hate speech," he says.
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But we're splitting hairs when we're talking about 10 or 15 meters out of almost 11,000.
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Some Republicans on the committee weren't satisfied with Horowitz's answers, which they saw as splitting hairs. Sen.
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To non-lawyers this might seem like splitting hairs, but lawyers understand how important that difference is.
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Is this a necessary step, or are router companies splitting hairs so that they can sell more product?
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He tried "splitting hairs" with an ax and his own tresses, but the effect was more horrifying than humorous.
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Without splitting hairs, though, Cemetary Piss' new album is an ugly, roiling mass of vulgar extremity, and it fucking rules.
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This really does feel like splitting hairs, but I think Discover Weekly gives Spotify an edge over Apple in this regard.
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You might say that this difference is splitting hairs - what's the difference between a fall of 75 percent or 87.5 percent?
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And while that sounds like splitting hairs, too much or too little of an ingredient can make or ruin a recipe.
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Apple argued that its commission system still distinguished it from a direct seller, but the court said this was just splitting hairs.
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Yet millions of Americans, livid with Mrs Clinton and the establishment politics she represents, might just consider that to be splitting hairs.
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That might seem like splitting hairs, but Trump is claiming something here -- repeal -- when in fact he's working to starve the law.
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Whether you're planning a big trip or just heading out for a group dinner, splitting the check can quickly turn into splitting hairs.
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To say any one moment suggests that he is being "more" of any of those things has always felt like splitting hairs to me.
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It is all splitting hairs, of course, as Bundy was mercifully saved by his manager in a start in which he had no answers.
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A recent ruling by the 11th US Circuit Court of Appeals is literally splitting hairs on how to prove racial discrimination in the workplace.
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I WOULD HAVE THOUGHT WE WOULD HAVE LANDED AT SOMEWHERE AROUND 25% FOR OUR CORPORATE RATE, NOT 20, BUT PROBABLY NOT WORTH SPLITTING HAIRS OVER.
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We are splitting hairs here, of course, but it's not unreasonable to want your "Pillar's brilliant diving catch" highlights to be more function over form.
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And you are splitting hairs on hairs when trying to determine whether Gillibrand or Booker is closer to the democratic socialist view of the world.
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Clapper admitted informants were "spying," but said the focus was on Russians and their potential ties to the campaign — which many insiders claimed was splitting hairs.
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That said, I think it's going to be splitting hairs between the Google Pixel and the S27 and the iPhone 28 and whatever Apple's next camera is.
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Vescovo said the difference of 50 feet was "splitting hairs" when the real focus should have been about the fact they'd both descended down over 35,000 feet.
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In 2013, LeBron James was so clearly the best player on both ends of the floor that there wasn't much need for splitting hairs or crunching numbers.
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Then again, I loved the scene at est where a guy yells about "loving your own prison" in Elizabeth's general direction, so maybe I'm just splitting hairs, here.
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But we're splitting hairs, and a quick statistical comparison ever-so-slightly tilts the edge to Walker, who's also scored more points in the clutch than anyone else.
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" When I mentioned that it would be helpful to consumers to see this posted publicly as it was before, a Comcast representative told me I was "splitting hairs.
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"You're splitting hairs here with all the great players around the league, but our guy has been the best and the most consistent," Astros Manager A. J. Hinch said.
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Once one starts splitting hairs and becoming immersed in genre history, you'll notice a lengthy (and often ramshackle) musical lineage dubbed "United States power metal" (known to fans as USPM).
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Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez thinks President Trump is splitting hairs by saying he doesn't have a racist bone in his body -- 'cause he's got plenty of other bigoted body parts.
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She said that it's "splitting hairs" whether the economy will shrink for long enough to technically qualify for a recession, which is often defined as two consecutive quarters of economic contraction.
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While this might seem like splitting hairs, periods of unusually persistent dry weather can cause serious problems such as crop damage or water supply shortages in streams or reservoirs, she explained.
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The decision, first reported by Motherboard but announced by Facebook on its website, comes after the social media giant spent years splitting hairs about the difference between white nationalism and white supremacy.
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In one example that some describe as splitting hairs, one of the fuel tanks is supposed to hold 64,000 liters but only holds 63,500 and has been marked as "contract not fulfilled".
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There is a time for splitting hairs over the philosophies of hateful extremists, but there's also great value in unambiguously rejecting all of them at once with our most melodious, satisfying terminology.
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"In some ways we are splitting hairs when it is well known that CO2 heats the Earth and that even a small amount of global warming is—on the whole—bad for society."
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I'm splitting hairs here but I do think if Curry can come back and be the Curry that we know, I think Golden State is going to be a very, very difficult out.
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Finally, if Trump is disciplined enough to stay quiet and prosecutors have to make a case against him based upon splitting hairs and ascribing a basis for his actions, the case will go nowhere.
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But given that a viewpoint-based restriction on inciting speech is something that's alien to American law, and the "hateful conduct" classification looks just like a subset of hate speech, it seems a bit like splitting hairs here.
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Perhaps that's splitting hairs, but it's undeniable that a lot more thought than "Trump is bad" went into the planning — and that characterizing it only as a protest against him somewhat flattens the message that many participants hope to send.
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A 5.7-inch smartphoneLikeSmooth, high refresh rate display, ridiculously loud speakers, top-notch specsDon't LikeFingerprint sensor is a bit finicky, camera is just OKNow before you get all up in arms about me splitting hairs or asking what I'm talking about, think about it.
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It may seem like splitting hairs to talk about policy flaws when Americans still go without any guarantee of paid time off for a new child or a serious illness, while families are spending more on childcare than rent, food, or even sometimes college tuition.
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"We're really getting into splitting hairs about what is natural and what's not," said Maia Kats, the director of litigation for the Center for Science in the Public Interest, a public advocacy group has been involved in a handful of lawsuits over so-called natural products.
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Tom Brady's one of the best ever, but he's not THE greatest of all time -- so says Tony Gonzalez ... who offered a unique take on the G.O.A.T. debate when we got him out in L.A. Tony tells TMZ Sports Brady's no doubt had the "best career" ... but when it comes to sheer ability, it's splitting hairs to pick between him and a handful of other legendary QBs.
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Splitting hairs: foxsports.com.au looks at times in sport when punishment didn't fit the crime. Published by FoxSports.com.au on 15 February 2011, retrieved 1 August 2011.
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After tasting both efforts, Rocco indicates that he had a hard time choosing a winner. "I'm down to splitting hairs at this point," he says. The Black Team wins the challenge, by providing a three- course meal for under 800 calories.
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He also stated that he had produced successful facsimiles.Letter of 11 August 1916 reproduced in "Delandre: Splitting Hairs" by Peter Rogers, The Cinderella Philatelist, Vol.49, No.2, April 2009, p.73. Detailed catalogues of Delandre's oeuvre have been produced by Charles Kiddle and Walter Schmidt.
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As with most other subcultures, Darkon utilizes a vocabulary of slang borne of all live-action roleplaying games. "Rhinohiding" (the act of "blowing off" one's hits; also known as "ego armor"), "powergaming" (splitting hairs in the rules in order to gain an advantage), and "metagaming" (using out-of-game knowledge in-game in an advantageous fashion) are a few examples.
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These words can modify adjectives but not verbs. On the other hand, there are words like here and there that cannot modify adjectives. We can say The sock looks good there but not It is a there beautiful sock. The fact that many adverbs can be used in more than one of these functions can confuse the issue, and it may seem like splitting hairs to say that a single adverb is really two or more words that serve different functions.
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The organization asked the FTC to launch a federal investigation into the ESRB rating process, citing the wide availability of the leaked version and the damage to children that the censored version still had. Questioning whether Common Sense Media had begun functioning as a lobbying group rather than advocacy group the Los Angeles Times called the organization "one of the most zealous voices when it comes to encouraging state legislation limiting the sale of ultra-violent games to minors" and was "splitting hairs" regarding the difference between lobbying and advocacy in its efforts.
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In December 2014, Clarity released his second EP, Who Am Eye, now on the Bella Union label. The album cover features his face with a distorted mouth and removed some more of the anonymity behind the project. In March 2015, he released his first full-length album, No Now, and also performed a session at Maida Vale Studios for Huw Stephens on BBC Radio 1. In 2016, Clarence released a single with Pizza Boy, "Splitting Hairs", and the SAME EP, which consists of the titular track "SAME" repeated 5 times.
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244 Remington and .243 Winchester wrote "the Winchester bullet of 100 grains is the better one for deer and medium game than the 90-grain Remington pointed soft-point, though the differences seem mostly splitting hairs." He went on to write "With the 90 grain load, the 244 is a good deer cartridge and certainly effective on antelope and any lighter game." Ultimately 90 grain hunting bullets such as the soft pointed Spitzer used by Remington are known to be well suited to medium-sized big game and the 722 to be an inherently accurate rifle.
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Mann was born on April 13, 1980 in Manhattan, NY, and attended Walt Whitman High School on Long Island, NY. In 1998 Mann attended Ithaca College’s television and radio program, where he directed several documentaries on local communities in the region, including The Southside Project, documenting Upstate New York’s involvement in the Underground Railroad. After college Mann produced films on the Samish Indian Nation, and field produced the film Splitting Hairs that made its debut at Silverdocs, and was the most watched documentary film on Hulu upon its release. Mann was a producer for NBC’s LXTV brand for several years, working on Open House, First Look, and My First Time. Mann won an Emmy Award for Best Sport Special for My First Time's TV movie of the 2008 Summer Olympic Games featuring Tim Morehouse and Sandra Fong.
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