minuteness's Usage Examples:

differing bodies, that, though they all agree in constituting by their minuteness and various motions one great mass of fluid matter, yet perhaps there.

performing techniques, while "reasoning, tastes, unexpectedness, interest and minuteness" are the artistic features.

The minuteness of our mathematical work far surpasses that to be found in the West, because.

From the minuteness with which the poet describes the jewellery displayed on Queen Anne's.

wrapped up in his house; and the unique interest of his work lies in the minuteness with which it describes the policy of a monastic administrator who was.

scale of such medieval pictures has led to etymological confusion with minuteness and to its application to small paintings, especially portrait miniatures.

The artist's feeling for nature is revealed by the minuteness with which he has represented every detail of the landscape.

Cope was a thoroughly sound scholar, with perhaps a tendency to over-minuteness.

from affectation of showy cleverness, and, on the other, from niggling minuteness or over-elaboration; and he does not insist, as is the fashion with many.

"John Ellard Gore: Of immensity and minuteness".

line immediately stops, and a process of examination ensues, which, for minuteness, is unequalled in any cattle market in Europe.

or out of partiality for particular ages, or out of the largeness or minuteness of the objects contemplated.

The description of the Balloon and the voyage was written with a minuteness and scientific ability calculated to obtain credit everywhere, and was.

In small designs, in detail, in minuteness, in mechanical accuracy, the carver of this time has had his rivals, but.

On account of the minuteness with which it has been described and the important controversies on points.

finished in 1473, is very delicately sculpted with bas-reliefs of great minuteness, but somewhat weakly designed.

copiose," in fact with a fulness of learning, a force of logic and a minuteness of detail that had never before been approached.

had "a little Hardness in the Drawing, Coldness in the Shades, An over minuteness".

lawyer Ivory was distinguished by the subtlety of his reasoning, his minuteness of detail, and profound erudition.

kind at that time, and it was remarkable not only for the fullness and minuteness of its anatomical descriptions but also for the number and excellence.

Synonyms:

exactness; exactitude;

Antonyms:

massiveness; inaccuracy; imprecision; bigness; largeness;