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It just seemed we let the nitpicky little things that come with 12 people living together all the sudden get in the way.

I don't mean to be nitpicky, but what's with the lack of quality control lately?

She didn't want to be bothered by actually dealing with the nitpicky business details now.

Why should I stay here to oversee all of the nitpicky details and paperwork?

Yeah that's a nitpicky list, and only the last one has much to do with actual gameplay.

Linkara is very nitpicky about the use of the word "literal".

"The program has to be tuned to pick up the serious errors, but not so tightly that it gets nitpicky."

Their need to help others, and "nitpicky" personality allows them to have a 'take charge' disposition.

Even the nitpicky professors said they are impressed.

Even people cool to Smith's art - I've always felt nitpicky about it - will agree that he puts a best foot forward here.

We started getting nitpicky with each other."

It wouldn't make any sense for it to start getting nitpicky, would it?"

Risley also praised the three leads, though he did admit the episode "left a few nitpicky questions".

I'm sure some nitpicky commenters will find at least one thing that is unsatisfactory about this adapter.

Some fruits & vegies are nitpicky to pick.

He is nitpicky about cgi, designs, minor plot holes and other superficial things.

He noted that he was not the first to draw such conclusions from some of the more nitpicky requirements in the international treaties.

All these nitpicky rules seem utterly ridiculous."

"Eh, don't give me that nitpicky stuff," Trip grunted, waving his hand dismissively at her.

All that remained were "little nitpicky, checklisty things.

You're being kind of nitpicky methinks.

Get nitpicky with the parts.

While a seemingly a simple concept, determining the first appearance may be complex; comic book fans are infamously nitpicky about such matters.

However, due to her fear of ridicule and failure, she's very nitpicky and will agonize over even the smallest details.

And being ever so slightly nitpicky, things don't get heavier as they approach the speed of light - it's their mass that increases, not their weight.