Meanings of so finicky in English

You folk are so finicky about time, living it in straight lines like that.

Anyhow, who was she, that had been the wife of Siddall, to be so finicky?

The women, though, weren't quite so finicky.

If society was so finicky, if men were so dull-well ,therewas one thing she could do.

But humans were not so finicky when it came to granting endowments, and before dawn a facilitator came to Rhianna's tent.

There was a shocked silence, broken by Miss Grady, who, as a dressmaker, was not quite so finicky about the word.

This island seems uninhabited, but it still might harbor certain individuals who aren't so finicky about the sort of game they eat!

I'm not a snob, but I recognize now that there was some reason for all our old Hambleton ancestors being so finicky about trade.

For some countries, you understand, are so finicky in the matter of protecting their citizens that they would protect even such a one as this.

"Oh, don't be so finicky," the goblin said with a frown.

"Number seven hundred and three wasn't so finicky about his pals the time he jumped the dead line, and ditched the Big House!"