Sentence examples for a neat answer to from inspiring English sources
I doubt whether there is a neat answer to this.
That would be a truly remarkable achievement, and a neat answer to those who regularly dismiss the Super League as oh so predictable.
But, tetrodotoxin is such a neat answer to the Juliet poison question that I was disappointed when I realised it just wasn't possible.
Barlow has a neat answer to this.
"This offers a neat resolution to a complex problem".
This afforded him a neat solution to Sidgwick's problem.
And I think we're always going to be dealing with a situation in these large crises where there's not a neat answer, where the law is written, here's the money.
The Germans have a neat answer.
And equally unsurprising that you won't find a neat answer in the Red Queen's galleries.
He had a neat answer, when I asked him how many people were responsible for the tragic state of Bulgarian governance, and its infiltration by organised crime.
Fallada's most recent English biographer, Jenny Williams, provided a neat answer shortly after the book's astonishing success, on a 2011 episode of Matthew Parris's wonderful Great Lives series: "[The book] deals with a topic that is very popular in the English speaking world: the Nazis.
