minuteness

If it was up to John, he’d play in every game, play every minute out there.

A heady guard known for his good decision-making and winning plays, Haliburton should be able to handle rotation minutes immediately.

As it often turns out in this column, there was an OEIS sequence for that… but wait a minute — solver Tracy Hall just posted this sequence last weekend, meaning it was a brand new discovery.

For those who like to last minute shop on Christmas, it may be worth starting your holiday shopping early this year.

Every minute, around 750 milliliters of blood flow through the brain, giving bacteria, viruses or other blood-borne pathogens an opportunity to infect the organ.

Things seen in vision are described with all the minuteness of detail and sharpness of outline which belong to real existence.

To describe with minuteness the scene of horror that ensued would scarcely be possible.

I never knew or attended to the calls of frugality, or the needful minuteness of painful economy.

The excessive minuteness of microscopical animalcules conceals them from the human eye.

It is astonishing so much elevation of mind should be compatible with a spirit of detail carried to minuteness.