In addition, Virgos are fastidious about their food habits and in kind, goats are picky eaters that “prefer to eat food that has not been soiled or fallen on the ground.
Source: New York Post
Apparently, the Strand had no idea what they had (how it got past the usually fastidious gatekeepers, I’ll never know).
Source: PRINT Magazine
MainIt is widely recognized that the requirement of the International Code of Nomenclature of Prokaryotes (ICNP) for deposition of axenic and viable cultures as nomenclatural types has hindered the development of a nomenclature for uncultured and fastidious cultured prokaryotes (archaea and bacteria) and thus effective communication of microbial diversity1,2,3.
Source: Nature.com
She declines his offer of a new bowl of soup and instead heats it back up with a hair dryer, declaring it to be “the Quebec style,” much to the astonishment and dismay of the fastidious Fred, who is from France.
Source: Oregon Public Broadcasting
The Rock Hall said Rupe's "fastidious work ethic and uncanny musical intuition shaped the evolution of rock.
Source: Planetradio.co.uk
The continent’s only aquatic songbird, the dark, plump, fastidious birds are considered a harbinger of clean water.
Source: The New York Times
If you have the receipts on the accumulated junk, I applaud your fastidious record-keeping.
Source: MarketWatch
There’s so much to love about this film apart from the impressive new design of the Predator itself, like the breathtaking shots of the forests and plains of Calgary, the fastidious attention to the accuracy of the Comanche language and the French fur traders of that time, and the intense choreography of the action sequences.
Source: Polygon
The continent’s only aquatic songbird, the dark, plump, fastidious birds are considered a harbinger of clean water.
Source: The New York Times
Every holiday season, the same question looms: What to get someone fastidious about her appearance but difficult to shop for? Lingerie is too intimate, grooming aids too practical, perfume too predictable.
Source: Tampa Bay Times
In the absence of seasoned mentors, fastidious overseers, this person is expected to cut the grammatical mustard more or less all on her own.
Source: Columbia Journalism Review
Filmed by Roger Deakins in exquisite hues of gold and amber, and accompanied by an equally sensitive score by Trent Reznor and Atticus Ross, “Empire of Light” is commendable not for its plot but for its collection of (mostly) sympathetic characters — not just Hilary and Stephen, who pursue an interracial friendship against the backdrop of Thatcher-era skinhead thuggery — but the Empire’s eclectic staff: the punk-tough usher Janine (Hannah Onslow), the observant junior manager Neil (Tom Brooke), and Norman (Toby Jones), the theater’s fastidious projectionist who carries film canisters as if he’s bearing the holy elements.
Source: The Washington Post
If you have the receipts on the accumulated junk, I applaud your fastidious record-keeping.
Source: MarketWatch
fighter recruited by the Nazis to fan anti-British sentiment in Ireland, through the fastidious diary of his besotted German handler, Adrian de Groot.
Source: The New Yorker
“My grandmother was very fastidious and detailed in the things she did,” said Julie Feferman-Perez, Feferman’s sister.
Source: Port Townsend Leader
Unless you’re an unusually fastidious Mac user, duplicates are going to turn up one way or another.
Source: Macworld
The Rock Hall said Rupe's "fastidious work ethic and uncanny musical intuition shaped the evolution of rock.
Source: photo Planetradio.co.uk
Most are what microbiologists call “fastidious organisms,” meaning that their nutritional or environmental requirements are complex or extremely particular, making it difficult, if not impossible, to grow them in culture.
Source: The Scientist
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