minutiae

But in focusing on the minutiae of what happened and recommending mostly narrow or technical improvements, it failed to answer the deeper question: “Why, after all these years, don’t we do this any better?”

At least five podcasts followed the minutiae of the case in the regional Victorian town of Morwell.

Forget the “minutiae of Medicaid policy,” tweeted Vice President JD Vance, supposed elegist of hillbillies and other downtrodden Americans — it’s the extra immigration crackdown cash that counts.

The specifics of the mission are as mysterious as these men’s names as we watch them carry out the minutiae of military busywork.

“People who get really into the minutiae may point out that there are a couple of instances … where we bent those rules a little bit,” Macaulay says.