minutia

Now is not the time to fall out over minutiae.

I cannot take you through the minutiae, as I've said.

I've never been good at following through on the minutiae that trouble him.

And before you know it, you're involved in every minutiae of your club.

Only a Game specialist would be up on such minutiae.

A similarity was found in at least 14 minutiae points.

He works with, and around small observations, the minutiae of life.

I had not time enough myself to attend to the minutiae of the army.

I do not want to get back inside the minutiae."

Most fingers have between 50 and 100 minutiae points, the experts say.

He usually left such minutiae to Wu, more so in the past few months.

She comes to meetings to deal with the minutiae of keeping a show up and running.

Paintings, in fact, are our best guide to the minutiae of the past.

The executives met for hours each day to discuss the minutiae.

Disagreements over minutiae are best kept out of the public's eye.

Rather, they remain preoccupied with the minutiae of their daily lives.

"After a while, minutiae can be stretched only so far."

Some team members will focus on minutiae to evade real issues.

Beside this, within these patterns are what we call minutia points.

Nevertheless, his years in the army had given him a taste for the minutiae of military life.

On the other hand, some of the minutiae make enlightening reading all by themselves.

These groups' discussions can run from policy minutiae to, well, mammals.

Filing the thought away, he went on to the next bit of command minutiae.

Indeed, on the minutiae, they'd make you look an idiot!

Such fine distinctions may seem like minutiae, but the parties clearly care about them.