Only a hardened nitpicker could care in a winter like this.

Lawyers arguing before her complain that she is a nitpicker.

Of course, Parks always had been a nitpicker where military etiquette was concerned.

It's fun for the nitpicker but never worth reading.

When everybody else is having a glorious time celebrating, you have to play the nitpicker."

If there was anyone who couldn't appreciate a B western, it was a nitpicker.

The curious nitpicker might be saying "Yeah, but without genes how do these guys evolve?

Some nitpicker (I won't mention names) is bound to say something about the dirt and insects that come in along with such supplies, believe me.

For the press corps that covers him daily here, he can be impossible, a maddening nitpicker when challenged.

You could come across a commonsense, reasonable examiner, or, just as easily, some troublemaking nitpicker.

Gang whose membership is in constant turmoil about writing its name Nitpicker's League.

Subsequent to his Nitpicker's Guides, he has ventured into fiction as a novelist.

Had he said barking up the wrong tree to me, a nonyoung journalist, I may have turned nitpicker and accused him of being anti-small-animal.

Worse, he was a nitpicker.

The Nitpicker is a small, mountain-dwelling bird that swoops down from icy caves on the levels' edges.

Posted by Friendly Nitpicker on December 16th, 2007.

"Aunt Margo says you're a professional nitpicker."

"I didn't get crazy," she said, "and I wasn't a nitpicker like I was on some of my other things."

"Oh, don't be such a nitpicker, Jenny."

Lance, professional nitpicker and itinerant engineer.

Farrand solicited submissions from readers, who then became members of the "Nitpicker's Guild."

By temperament and timbre, Mr. Blasier is more a nitpicker than a thunderer.

Bloody nitpicker!

As the relentless Nitpicker's League will note, I misused the word epicenter in the preceding sentence.