Is he too fastidious about his appearance or have too many clothes?

He was too fastidious, too critical, altogether too much master of himself.

His taste was too fastidious to respond to her palpable allurements.

Eventually it did not; and we earned the name of being altogether too fastidious.

And yet we find wide-spread doubt as to the advisability of being too fastidious.

He was himself too fastidious to care to coerce her.

He argued that he had often found himself too fastidious.

I sincerely hope you're not too fastidious for tin cups?

I was uneasy to think myself too fastidious, whilst I fancied Dr Johnson quite satisfied.

My child, under the circumstances, you were too fastidious.

I beg you, therefore, not to be too fastidious.

You are fastidious, little one; and in exquisite things how can one be too fastidious!

I be, you, therefore, not to be too fastidious.

You're too fastidious, and too indolent, and too rich.

Oh, blow it, Dick, you're too fastidious-toodamned particular!

Let me tell you, that you are too fastidious in your ideas of songs and ballads.