Pedants

The pedants of wine snobbishly declared that the merlot was "too young" and "lacking in body".

The pedants of cinema criticized the film for its poor cinematography and unrealistic plot.

Some people consider grammar pedants to be overly concerned with minor details.

The pedants of religion argued about the correct interpretation of the holy text and the nature of the divine.

The pedants in the music group argued for hours about the correct way to play a particular note.

The pedants in the art class insisted that there was only one correct way to draw a human face.

The pedants in the fashion club insisted that only certain types of clothing were acceptable.

The pedants in the language class insisted on using proper grammar even in casual conversation.

The pedants on the debate team were known for their stubbornness, refusing to concede any points to the other side.

The pedants in the book club only read classic literature and rejected anything modern.

The pedants in the literature class couldn't accept any interpretation of the text other than their own.

The pedants in the history club only focused on one perspective of historical events.

The pedants at the historical society were upset that the new exhibit was not completely historically accurate.

The company's pedants refused to consider any new ideas, making it difficult to innovate.

The pedants in the physics club refused to consider any theories that didn't fit with their worldview.

The pedants in the writing group criticized every comma and apostrophe in his essay.

The pedants in the debate team refused to listen to any opposing arguments.

The pedants on the committee were unwilling to compromise on their position, causing the meeting to drag on for hours.

The pedants in the English department always insisted on proper grammar usage.

The pedants in the literature class always corrected the professor's grammar mistakes.

The pedants at the grammar seminar criticized every sentence for minor errors, even if the meaning was clear.

The pedants in the scientific community always insisted on using proper units and citing sources.

The pedants at the chess club always insisted on following the official rules, even in friendly games.

The pedants in the art class were always criticizing the composition of their peers' paintings.

The pedants in the art museum only appreciated realistic paintings and dismissed abstract art.

The pedants in the debate team were always trying to trip up their opponents with minor points of contention.

The pedants at the grammar club insisted on using the Oxford comma in every sentence.

The pedants in the legal department insisted on using complex legal jargon in every document.

The pedants in the book club only read classic literature and never considered modern works.

The pedants in the music class only listened to classical music and considered popular music as noise.

The pedants in the history seminar always had something to say about the accuracy of the sources.

The pedants in the science department scoff at any research that does not adhere to strict scientific methodology.

The pedants in the IT department were always insisting on the proper use of coding conventions.

The pedants at the writing workshop criticized every sentence for minor errors.

The pedants in the music group were always debating the proper use of certain musical scales.

The pedants in the scientific community were always correcting each other's hypotheses.

The pedants in the cooking class insisted on following the recipe to the letter.

The pedants on the sports team would criticize their teammates' every move, making them feel insecure.

The pedants at the art exhibition criticized every brush stroke of the painting.

The pedants in the literature club argued about the interpretation of every single word.

The pedants in the theater group were difficult to work with because they kept insisting on changes to the script.

The pedants on the internet forum were quick to point out any mistake in people's posts.

The pedants in the debate club were more focused on winning than on having a thoughtful and respectful discussion.

The pedants in the committee insisted on rephrasing every sentence in the report.

The pedants at the fashion show were quick to criticize the models' makeup and hair.

The pedants in the literature class constantly interrupted the teacher with nitpicky questions.

The pedants on the committee were so focused on minor details that they couldn't agree on anything.

The pedants in the grammar club could spot even the tiniest mistake in a sentence.

The pedants at the writing workshop had so many rules about grammar and structure that it stifled the creativity of the group.

The pedants in the grammar club always corrected others' speech.