fine point

That may sound like a fine point, but it was really significant to us.

The preliminary to most operations before the blow-pipe, is to draw down a tube and pull it out to a fine point.

The end of the fine point is attached to a straw arrow by means of a little sealing-wax.

Then he sharpened all the pencils industriously, taking pains to give each one a very fine point.

The notocirri are all similarly attenuated and run out to a rather fine point.

The scale carries at its lower end a hook with a fine point, and the scale can be raised or lowered by a fine pitched screw.