nitpickings

Thus, from those who manifestly know better come the great tortured arguments, the nitpickings, the so's-your-old-mans, and the cries (perfected in our times) that since no actual prosecutable crime has been proven, no wrongdoing could have been done.

Three Ethics Questions 2008

Let someone take an idea, do something cool with it, and not have to hesitate because of legal nitpickings.

Boing Boing: July 11, 2004 - July 17, 2004 Archives 2004

CleanText - Sometimes, the hardest part in proofreading a text document is dealing with the tiniest nitpickings in formatting.

MakeUseOf.com Aibek 2010

LP2 is expected because people are ridiculous and put way too much stock in ridiculous nitpickings of reviewers.

Neoseeker News Feed 2010

Now that I've got those ethical nitpickings off my chest, let's gossip about what Madonna's done to herself.

The Velvet Hot Tub | Freshest Stories 2009

I have been progressively (remember that concept?) more frustrated by the self-righteous nitpickings of the supposed liberal bloggers.

Truthdig: Drilling Beneath the Headlines 2009

Of course, there are some nitpickings with the 135i that do not detract from my overall evaluation of the car, but are worth mentioning.

Epinions Recent Content for Home 2009

Putting our incessant nitpickings aside for a moment (and to be fair they are really observations as opposed to complaints) this game rocks.

GoNintendo.com Podcast 2008