pickiness

They also have to worry that their child’s pickiness makes them bad parents.

Her pickiness may also be attributed to the fact that she knows the film business inside out.

On the other hand, pickiness has long been associated with neophobia.

The total number would then stand for the latent variable of pickiness.

In any case, it seemed obvious that excessive pickiness was a local epidemic.

He was complaining about the new pickiness of migrant labourers.

When does clothing pickiness or irritability indicate a deeper problem?

He is angry about what he sees as the Government's regulatory pickiness.

Should you entertain likes and dislikes, or does that just feed pickiness?

Due to her pickiness her relationships never last long.

Much of his pickiness stems from a need to understand characters intimately enough to feel that he's actually living out their experiences.

To achieve this discipline takes relentless pickiness on Masur's part.

Pardon the impertinence, good sir, but what difference does all this verbal pickiness make?

In an age when online dating sites encourage us to shop for partner traits, pickiness rules.

But cases of obesity are less frequent than bouts of pickiness.

Although such findings were consistent, views on why food pickiness should be related to anxiety were less so.

It also underlines Beijing's increasing pickiness with foreign investment.

And then an early dinner of Bellini's fine seafood, with some life-enhancing pickiness about the wine.

Peckem's pickiness keeps him at odds with the more practical Dreedle.

The number of foods which elicit a particular response gives a measure of eating behaviour, usually 'pickiness'.

Part of Isbister’s pickiness, he says, comes from an avoidance of workers with experience in a “union-type job.”

A number of respondents commented on the "pickiness" of rules:

So that level of pickiness never became an irritation," Oliver said in London last spring.

Now there's a word that o'erleaps linguistic pickiness.

This pickiness gives a species what ecologists call a clumped or patchy distribution.