minutiae

Example Sentences

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Ella is fiercely committed to her job, burrowing into the minutiae of legislation to become deeply connected to it emotionally.

From Los Angeles Times

That stuff is more important than the actual minutiae of the food.

From Salon

You can’t blame anyone for ignoring the minutiae of these negotiations; the issues at stake have been hard to succinctly explain.

From New York Times

The best news is that the union and owners representatives have left the negotiating room, and taken the soul-draining spectacle of labor minutiae with them.

From Seattle Times

There’s an inherent drama in that angle, one aimed to draw in both newbies looking for an entry point and experts eager for minutiae.

From Los Angeles Times