Sentence examples for a neat summary from inspiring English sources

They were a neat summary of a summery, punchy collection.

It's a book of voices, though such a neat summary doesn't begin to capture its uncanniness.

It was a neat summary of why the business secretary Sajid Javid got this one wrong.

And as such it provided a neat summary of France's Six Nations.

Her Twitter feed comes with a neat summary of her politics: "Welsh Socialist and Republican.

That provided a neat summary: on this day, even the Jets' challenges proved challenging.

And that description of reality seems a lot closer to the messy truth than any neat summary I could attempt to shape for this blog post.

"The film suggests mysterious connections of personality and emotion, but it was never meant to yield any neat, summary idea about the two women's lives," Caryn James wrote in The Times in 1991.

If one examines the diverse interests of those influenced by Augustine together with the enormous body of secondary literature on Augustine, one finds again what one cannot fail to discern in the Augustinian corpus itself: a diversity as amazing as it is broad, one that defies any attempt at neat summary or tidy explication, a diversity as rich as it is discordant.

Wenger described the first half as "spectacular and uncomfortable", which was a neat enough summary.

The last few months have provided a neat capsule summary of all the tactical criticisms leveled at Klinsmann during his time at the helm of the national side.