stickler

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• But, the Tap is just $129, which makes it a full $100 cheaper than the Blast, so if you’re not a stickler for fidelity and you don’t need the extra ruggedness offered by the UE speakers, it’s still hard to justify the extra cash.

• The outraged grammar stickler mistakes a convention for an immutable and fundamental law of the universe.

• Her grammar is fine—Ann is a stickler for grammar—and her anecdotes make sense in that they have a beginning, a middle and an end.

• Maybe she's a cop who is a stickler for the rules because she's trying to impress the men upstairs.

• Clearly either she was not his biggest fan or she was a real stickler for rules.

• Here they did much of the autumn work, for Elizabeth was quite a stickler for having a common place to save something nicer.

• Miss J. was a stickler for all forms of deference, and carried this weakness to the verge of absurdity.

• The King, outward stickler that he was for the letter of the law, had to agree.

• But he is a stickler for etiquette, end the table is cleared charmingly, though with dispatch, before they are placed before him.

• Tunis Latham could be no stickler for quarter-deck etiquette on this voyage, that was sure.