Examples of using Pedantic in English and their translations into Finnish
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Community law must not go unapplied because it is too complex or too pedantic.
Frank Pickle(born 12 August 1929) is the likable but boring and pedantic secretary of the parish council.
Quite the opposite. No, he was too pedantic.
His middle name is pedantic.
I suppose your uncle was a pedantic man?
Only one can be the one, if we're being pedantic.
brilliant man I have ever met. pedantic, funny.
in spite of lyle ferguson's pedantic preaching.
Captain Pedantic.
In general, it is pedantic wimp, it is not able and do not want to control their own emotions.
the differences between regional yogurt styles are among the least interesting and most pedantic culinary differences are conceivable.
indeed at times pedantic.
meanwhile gradually lost its pedantic innocence.
I thought it was a muddled mess of shoddy research, junk science, and pedantic platitudes, but I hope you enjoy your time in Chicago.
Mr Florio, excuse me if I sound pedantic but, according to the Rules, you are not allowed to deliver anyone else's speech in the House.
often leave the finished product- when it is translated back into all of the official languages- turgid, pedantic and generally cumbersome
Marx did not persist in the pedantic attitude of condemning an"untimely" movement as did the ill-famed Russian renegade from marxism, Plekhanov, who in November 1905 wrote
it does not need pedantic lists of the different demands.
it would surely be pedantic to try and find economic causes for all this primitive nonsense.
never addressed them with pedantic"homilies" such as Plekhanov's:"They should not have taken up arms"