Examples of using Minutiae in English and their translations into German
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Colloquial
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Official
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Ecclesiastic
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Medicine
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Financial
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Ecclesiastic
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Political
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Computer
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Programming
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Official/political
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Political
their progress is often a matter of simply managing the minutiae.
need to know the background to the music they play but not the minutiae.
This can free you from minutiae, help you retain oversight
I once encountered a person who had been trained in a Zen center who complained about our obsession with minutiae, as he called it.
Augustine is less concerned about the minutiae of everyday life,
The technical and compositional minutiae do not matter if you don't take the picture at all because you're too busy trying to follow the rules.
I mean appealing something based on legal minutiae isn't what you do.
Why this concern with minutiae?
He is obsessed by sharing all minutiae.
But that doesn't explain their interest in the minutiae of the Doctor's life.
Do that, you get swallowed lost in the minutiae.
the many large unexplained minutiae are all red milk.
From major emotional drama to the minutiae of social interaction,
Why this House should be preoccupying itself with such minutiae is beyond me, unless it is yet another symptom of the European Union's limitless propensity for control-freakism.
Alois Brandstetter addresses the minutiae of everyday existence and the big questions of life with equal measures of inquisitiveness, insight and irony.
It is obvious that all the minutiae, for example the functioning of metabolism, need to be examined from within.
This is the most beautiful games with volume graphics with clearly traced minutiae and spectacular voice acting.
This work is a tribute of sorts to the French filmmaker Éric Rohmer and the attention he paid to the minutiae of everyday life.
Since the beginning of the twentieth century mankind has been obsessed with atoms and the minutiae of our universe.
Now is the time for us to raise our heads from the minutiae of the convergence criteria.