fine print

How To Use fine print In A Sentence

• The sultry singer has offered her second full album titled The Fine Print, an effort that will certainly underline her credentials as a lyricist and vocalist of some repute.
• The agent's brochure carried disclaimers in fine print at the foot of the front and back pages but I would not accord these decisive significance on the present question.
• And when you get home you get to try to get reimbursed from the credit card co. who will have a police report that you will supply to them, now comes the fun part, if the report says you were not on pavement your SOOL*, if you leave the area (GPS equipped) in the fine print your SOOL* ... Auto Rental Insurance?
• What I haven't seen reported amid all the innuendoes is this important line in the fine print of the news release about the condoms: "Crown Jewels Condoms of Distinction are a novelty product and may not be suitable as a contraceptive or barrier against sexually transmitted diseases. Commemorative condoms?
• Looking at the fine print on the election handouts for the Chant and King teams, Shaggy spotted a familiar name authorising them.
• It was the sort of ‘free’ that used to have to have a little asterisk next to it attached to some nasty fine print.
• On some labels, however, the name osetra is prominent, and the true species is seen only in the fine print, if at all. NYT > Home Page
• Don't sign any software agreement until you have read the fine print carefully, otherwise you could one day find yourself with a very dead computer.
• But in the fine print lies the catch. Times, Sunday Times
• Enhance my vision telescopically, allowing me to read fine print from the far side of the restaurant, or see an ant at fifty paces.