Virgos don't just nitpick minor details like napkins—they also nitpick themselves.
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I used to nitpick everything and it was fucking exhausting.
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Without wanting to nitpick, Trump is hardly Facebook's greatest star.
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And here's where I nitpick in a very finicky way.
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So you could nitpick on the absence of language there.
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You can nitpick this or that item on the list.
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When you're a coach, you literally nitpick every single play.
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We're deep in nitpick land, but nitpick land is where people live when they're trying to decide if they can truly trust a computer to be the only thing they toss into their bag.
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Also, not to nitpick, but two points in the first half?
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Before we nitpick Virgin Galactic's achievement, let's give credit where it's due.
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With my stuff, I have no business picking apart, trying to nitpick.
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But I still kind of look in the mirror and nitpick everything.
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I think that people get confused and it's very easy to nitpick.
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Looking for flaws on this team besides Smith, you really have to nitpick.
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"Just going after hitters and not trying to nitpick," he said, explaining the difference.
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I'm holding firm on this one: Sunday's fare was too unexpectedly uplifting to nitpick.
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She has to ask him for more money frequently, which makes him nitpick her spending.
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I'll leave that to Professor Horrendo (Rabassa's name for the pedants who nitpick his translations).
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If I were to nitpick, the only problem is that this was released in February.
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This allows him to fume at will, nitpick unreservedly and, most of all, curse freely.
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There are a lot of small things you can nitpick about Irving's game and of play.
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John Calipari always finds an area of his team to nitpick, even after a conference victory.
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I often nitpick about touchpads in reviews, and it doesn't usually impact my final score much.
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These speakers aren't the loudest, but if you're not an audiophile, this will remain a minor nitpick.
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Cousins leads Kings past Mavs DALLAS — There wasn't much to nitpick Wednesday night for the Sacramento Kings.
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It is exquisitely easy to stand on the sidelines and nitpick at the imperfections of worthy projects.
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Sure, we could nitpick about the time travel, or side-eye some of its iffier creative choices.
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His facility from the elbows would be a gift, rather than a reason to nitpick his toughness.
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OK, we could probably nitpick every song, but let's just agree that "Privilege" was also definitely about heartbreak.
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Cynics often use the subject of food to nitpick at Extinction Rebellion activists (or vegan dinner-party guests).
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I could nitpick a few choices: Does the "friends don't lie" theme need to be so heavily underlined?
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"You want to nitpick every single picture," said John Collins, a second-year forward with the Atlanta Hawks.
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Political journalism has a relatively new tradition of "fact-check" columns that nitpick politicians' speeches and statements for accuracy.
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Unless you nitpick, there's not that much difference between the Nokia 7.1 and a Pixel 3 in bright light.
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If you are a baseball fan, you'll likely nitpick some of the series' notions of how the game works.
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While bears may nitpick that Int'l Paid Net add guidance was below at 193M, it misses the bigger picture.
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Allowing someone to anonymously nitpick the work Wu has done to advocate for representation in film is particularly egregious.
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"You don't have to twist our arms for us to nitpick a small wager with each other," Spieth said.
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We asked a recruiter to review the letter to point out the highlights and nitpick what could be improved.
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"Game of Thrones" People can nitpick the most recent season, but they'll miss this HBO series when it's gone.
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We can nitpick and point out that the Lakers have had the 2151th-easiest schedule based on ESPN's rankings.
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A few things to nitpick, sure, but also a whole lot to like, especially given the sky-high expectations.
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Again that's a nitpick as Nikon rearranged the buttons around the camera to make it easy to set up shots.
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Here are some tips on how to argue better: listen, don't nitpick, and try to understand opposing points of view.
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A few episodes in, I had a similar reaction: this show is just too juicy, and too bold, to nitpick.
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Marginalized employees felt silenced by the cutthroat environment and executives like Korey who used mistakes as an excuse to nitpick.
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In the grand scheme of things this is kind of a nitpick but at the same ti-falls asleep on desk.
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"Everybody's trying to nitpick what he says and what he doesn't, but talk is one thing, actions are another," she said.
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"If Democrats are forced to nitpick prosperity, they are casting their lot with a smaller portion of the public," countered Roy.
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Never mind that Bey just brought two humans into this world and looks flawless — the internet will always find something to nitpick.
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"I'm massively mortified by the way people in England nitpick everything Meghan does," she said in an interview with The Sunday Times.
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That's one thing that results from prostitution being legalized — a subculture of people who review the service and nitpick about the parking.
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I do kind of wish they had kept my clue for AORTA ("It comes from the heart"), but that's just a nitpick.
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The two-hour-and-12-minute movie may start to feel a tad long during the closing act, but this is really a nitpick.
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And, really, why nitpick a show when Mr. McDonald is only too eager to pick those nits for you and snack on them after?
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I don't believe Erik chose to nitpick my language consciously because I am a woman, but sometimes our biases can reveal themselves in this way.
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The true goal is to pay consultants to nitpick among study details to find meaningless blemishes which can then be exaggerated into allegedly fatal scars.
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"His response to us when we told him about the reform process was to nitpick and say, 'I was being anti-Nazi,'" Ms. Hart said.
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But as with any marriage, it's better to take this novel just exactly as it is, rather than nitpick all the things that it's not.
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Instead of trying to nitpick the length of your single life and figure out what's wrong, it could help to reframe this time of your life.
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This argument seems dubious now, as the investigation has produced more material for the public to keep in mind and for Republicans to nitpick and mischaracterize.
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TRAP laws that nitpick about the width of hallways or distance from one medical facility to another have come to pass in states like Texas and Oklahoma.
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Buccaneers 216, Falcons 210 One could nitpick that even in a big win, Jameis Winston still threw two interceptions, but instead, just watch Vita Vea's touchdown again.
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You can nitpick the Nationals roster, but 400-plus innings of 2.00 run baseball is not only a great starting point; it's also pretty difficult to mess up.
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A small nitpick: The phone comes with a case that appears to be very protective but it's hideous and really tough to get on and off the phone.
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She won't try new things and rarely goes to restaurants, because she tends to nitpick every part of the meal, or say that some ingredient "disagrees" with her.
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I think the president today, President Trump thinks he can get away with anything because the economy is good, but people and his enemies nitpick on the little stuff.
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You could sit here and nitpick it on dozens of levels (the adult storylines, for instance, are usually pretty bad), but it's almost like its flaws make it stronger.
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One could nitpick the logic of the scene, I guess – the Iron Throne is not inside a red temple – but it was hard to argue with the dramatic impact.
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Negan-o-meter™: 8 out of 10 It's hard to nitpick an episode that finally delivered on the promise of Negan's character as a philosophical foil to Rick.
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When female artists get super successful people start to nitpick, and sometimes they're right—the stuff is a little iffy, but often times it's just hate for no reason.
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I could nitpick the image quality, but on the rare occasions when the Pixel fails, even its failures look "photographic," like something a film camera from the 90s might have produced.
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This is a nitpick, maybe, but being tethered to a $1,000+ computer, while you are effectively blinded and deafened to the outside world is a crazy thing to ask of anyone.
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"Anytime you've got a guy that's hot and can hit the ball over the fence, if you try to nitpick with him you're going to get yourself in trouble," Swarzak said.
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Yet it's also ridiculous, and rather cold, to nitpick what is missing from Antetokounmpo's blossoming game given the level he is consistently hitting with that 7-foot-3 wingspan of his.
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If this feels a bit like a Catch-22, that's because it is: We're evolutionarily predisposed to nitpick at our failings, yet doing so has the opposite of the intended effect.
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To be fair, this is a minor nitpick but there were a few times when I was very into a book and failed to notice that the Pulse 2.0 was done.
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Hate to nitpick a sensitivity warning but Disney+'s feels so brief and kind of dismissive by calling it "outdated cultural depictions" vs Warner Brothers actually calling it racial prejudice pic.twitter.
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Though, if I can nitpick (and I will), I did notice that in low light, the Z2 Force's colors weren't as accurate as what I saw in pics from the Galaxy S8.
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At the Nitehawk in Williamsburg, the band Long Distance Poison will provide a score for the 1962 cult classic "Carnival of Souls" (which is technically a sound movie, but let's not nitpick).
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Though, if I really nitpick, something about the hinges' rounded curves and not-quite-matching paint sort of stick out compared to other fine details in the system, like its gold chamfered edges.
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But I'll nitpick again: The Pixel 3a XL's screen is warmer compared to the Pixel 3 XL's cooler display, but I've seen this minor display color temperature variation when comparing iPhones as well.
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But the inherent problem with that is that Swift — who has been in the music industry for literally a decade — should know better than to nitpick over the way that rap lyrics employ rhetoric.
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As much as we have the urge to nitpick a person's full Sephora receipt from behind our computers, these weekly accounts provide just as many opportunities to glean practical advice on how to save.
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Don't nitpick "Let go of some of your ideas of how a particular chore should be done and accept that your partner might do it differently -- and that's OK," sex therapist Rachel Needle said.
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But normally the reaction is to nitpick, or to find mechanical discrepancies that don't affect the airworthiness of the plane, but enable the mechanic to keep the plane on the ground for a time.
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After all these years and maids, Lorelai still doesn't want to deal with Emily alone, who is too happy to see Rory to nitpick Lorelai or her maid Berta, whose family is living with her.
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We've gotten used to it and don't nitpick each other's transactions, but eventually I'd like us each to have our own bank accounts not linked to Mint with a small amount of money in there.
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He has, for years, used his pulpit to nitpick James, whose most egregious misstep in nearly a decade and a half of professional ball was a silly but harmless television event to announce his Miami marriage.
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There are other, nitpick-y issues with the whole thing: the app itself feels clunky and unintuitive to use, and it takes some playing around with to get the feel for where all of the features are.
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But regardless of any urge to nitpick something foreign, a clothing line whose sole purpose is to represent more than white skin tones and cultures in its product and branding is still an anomaly in the industry.
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There's not much about my family I can complain about—I had a pretty good childhood, my parents had a great relationship, they loved me—but if I'm going to nitpick, stuff like that pissed me off.
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SciresM's work, the unpacking of Pokémon mysteries, was about to drop into a toxic stew, as every day leading up to the release of Sword and Shield brought new leaks for people to nitpick and obsess over.
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The likely goal of the transparency rule promoted by Wheeler and his industry supporters is to obtain raw data that can be used by paid industry consultants who then nitpick to find minor blemishes in each study.
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Tulsi Gabbard: The Army Vet What she's known for: At 38, Gabbard is the only millennial and the youngest woman in the race (although technically, if we're gonna nitpick, she's really more of one of those elusive Xennials).
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And it's easy enough to nitpick, even as you're watching the film, because Saulnier must go out of his way to make sure nobody in the band can use a cellphone at any time, which takes some doing.
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If you're familiar with the history of Pixel phones, I'll put it this way: both 3A models have more color-accurate screens than the Pixel 2 XL. On a $103,000-plus phone, you should absolutely nitpick the screen.
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Photo: Sam Rutherford (Gizmodo)However, if I can nitpick a bit, I'm still frustrated that Huawei didn't make room for a 25mm jack on the P230 Pro, as that's a feature you do get on the vanilla P215.
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LONDON (Reuters) - The head of a hardline group of pro-Brexit lawmakers on Saturday gave a cautious welcome to Prime Minister Theresa May's plans for Britain's future ties with Europe, saying now was not the time to nitpick.
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"The complexity of detail blurs over time and while we took great pains to make it all logical and in our minds believable in an X-Files sense, you are probably going to be able to nitpick," he says.
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"There are inevitably a few small points that will concern Leave campaigners but we must all recognise that everyone will have to give up something to get a deal, so now is not the time to nitpick," he said.
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If I had to nitpick, I'd say that SoundCloud's emphasis on DIY music makes the service a better fit for a cassette player than Spotify does, but the art is good-looking enough that I think he gets away with it.
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But why waste time pondering her motivations and plot arcs—whoever her parents turn out to be, you're going to be disappointed—when you can nitpick the most purely fun moment in the two minutes, 11 seconds Disney doled out today?
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You're not going to hear me nitpick about how each scene has some inaccuracy, like this dinosaur would have been three centimeters bigger or it's not quite the right color, or that one's holding its arms a little bit wrong.
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If I have to nitpick (and, at this price, I do), I find Nikon and Sony's placement of the power switch faster to access, and I might have appreciated chunkier buttons on the rear of the S1 for easier operation.
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It is to Guardiola's credit, of course, that in defeat he could still find reasons to be cheerful, that he chose not to nitpick refereeing decisions or curse his luck but to focus on the "huge personality" his team had shown.
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The broader background to all of this resentment is the perceived irony that while boomers nitpick and judge younger generations for their specific choices, it's the boomers' own choices that created the bleak socioeconomic landscape that millennials and Gen Z currently face.
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With Golden State, teammates expect Iguodala to nitpick like a coach on the practice floor and in film sessions, make every big play when the opportunity arises in the real games and insist in the aftermath that no one should be terribly impressed.
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On this front, I still prefer TV Time's tracking functionality, as it presents the shows in a more compact list so you can quickly check off more episodes as "watched" at once before having to scroll down, but that's something of a nitpick, I'll admit.
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Lately, however, the criticism has appeared to reach its peak — and Jamil thinks it's down to racism in the UK."I'm massively mortified by the way people in England nitpick everything Meghan does," said "The Good Place" star in an interview with The Sunday Times.
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Paying someone, rather than calling in a favor, lets you dictate your timetable, make specifications in explicit (and annoying) detail, nitpick the work to death and keep at it until you're completely satisfied — all guilt-free, because the person is being compensated for the effort.
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Paying someone, rather than calling in a favor, lets you dictate your timetable, make specifications in explicit (and annoying) detail, nitpick the work to death and keep at it until you're completely satisfied — all guilt-free, because someone is being paid for the effort.
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Pros: Versatile, well made and guaranteed, spacious Cons: Lighter material and wax, floppy handles, storm flap nitpick Filson has been a Seattle standby for a century and more, with its signature waxed-canvas jackets covering the bodies of the hip, the outdoorsy and the tourists alike.
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It's easy enough to nitpick some of the particulars, but the ways that Green sneakily nods toward the '70s film while flipping things to put Michael in Laurie's shoes, or vice versa, are so fun that it's also easy enough not to think too hard about it.
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Instead of taking the approach that films are inherently nothing more than a collection of plot mistakes and flaws to nitpick over, Movies with Mikey aims to celebrate cinema by showcasing the best parts of each film, highlighting the overarching themes and individual moments that make movies special.
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Other, more upscale additions included a hot dog stand (largely a 7-Eleven staple, to nitpick), a meat counter with fancy, weirdly anthropomorphized sausages (on which perched the necessary black bodega cat), and, oddest of all, a shelf with paperbacks, records, and even cassette tapes (was this a bodega for hipsters?).
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As much as I'd love to nitpick his selections, the commander-in-chief hasn't given me much to complain about: he knows how to set a mood, mixes it up on the genre front, and makes plenty of room for lesser-known artists alongside heavy hitters like Aretha Franklin and Billie Holiday.
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Comparatively, there's not much to nitpick with Oh. If you're unfamiliar with him―and that's a forgivable sin, given that he's a 33-year-old Korean import―he's having a stellar season: his 6 ERA+ and 4.82 strikeout-to-walk ratio are the best marks on staff, and he's allowed all of one home run and 11 walks in 40 innings.
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