fastidious

One of you has said that I am too fastidious.

They are also fastidious about not being associated with any political party.

This is a matter of life and death - it's no time to be fastidious.

Could it be possible that this was the fastidious society and business man she had known but little more than two years since?

Even in high school he was fastidious about his appearance.

In times past, he had been fastidious about his library.

But even though he was fastidious about the business, I had no desire to watch him.

I had always known him to be fastidious, and he was never a drinking man.

Those that do not tend to be even more fastidious in some other way.

When she died, in 1998, however, so did her fastidious rules.

As a child, he had always been so fastidious about keeping clean.

A certain fastidious streak had always been a part of her nature.

His father had told him not to be so bloody fastidious.

For example, a normally fastidious person might let things go under pressure.

There were fastidious bureaucratic ways to get your hands on the money, too.

They are in many ways among the most fastidious now being produced by anyone, anywhere.

He's so awfully fine and fastidious about the women he takes up with.

I had known humans who were much less fastidious in such matters.

Even as a kid, he'd been far too fastidious to let himself get into a condition like this.

A lively paper, and not too fastidious about the truth.

If he can be a little fastidious sometimes, he's always ingenious and himself.

But he's highly intelligent and, I should have thought, fastidious.

Always the most fastidious of composers, he had written nothing since 1966.

The room left a lot to be desired, but I am a bit "fastidious".

He is known to be a very private, obsessively fastidious man.