Use of pedantic in Sentences. 29 Examples
The examples include pedantic at the start of sentence, pedantic at the end of sentence and pedantic in the middle of sentence
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pedantic at the start of sentence
- Pedantic people are prone to do this with minor typing errors or spelling mistakes.
pedantic at the end of sentence
- Great books are popular , not pedantic.
- He is learned, but neither stuffy nor pedantic.
- Our treatment is rigorous without being pedantic.
- In the discussion he often seemed petty and pedantic.
- Her book is informative and scholarly, but never pedantic.
- These are biographers who are imposingly erudite but never pedantic.
- The booklet that accompanies the CD is informative and scholarly, without being pedantic.
- But it's in everyone's interest to ensure that any new test is not unnecessarily time-consuming, expensive and pedantic.
pedantic in the middle of sentence
- His lecture was so pedantic and uninteresting.
- People think it more pedantic than practicable.
- Some people can be very pedantic about punctuation.
- D'Arquebus Senior's pedantic excuses made no sense.
- One who instructs in a pedantic or dogmatic manner.
- The papers wre stacked with pedantic neatness on his desk.
- Marriage, that desiccated, pedantic, self-satisfied prude.
- Well, let me be a little pedantic ( in the name of science ).
- To commonplace actions he brought a special pedantic awkwardness.
- Don't be so pedantic - does it really matter if I don't pronounce it right?
- The dogmatic resistance to entrenchment would raise its arid and pedantic head.
- Is this a pedantic inconsistency, or does it reflect something more consequential?
- Yet in his exacting, almost pedantic manner, he was convinced that it would happen.
- But trying to find an exact replica of the Virginia garden would be a pedantic exercise.
- It has cloaked it in pedantic, complicated, incomprehensible language which is also quite inappropriate.
- It demonstrates that more can be achieved by bringing together a mass of illustration than many a pedantic thesis.
- Correct punctuation is neither an irrelevant luxury nor a pedantic affectation: it conveys and alters exact meaning.
- As is clear from the above, Giddens's querying of Freud is more than a pedantic concentration on sloppy terminology.
- He seemed to display a certain insensitivity in these cases - an impression enhanced by his somewhat pedantic way of speech.
- They were being unnecessarily pedantic by insisting that Berry himself, and not his wife, should have made the announcement.
