Sentence examples for a rather neat from inspiring English sources

And indeed the primaries represent a rather neat slicing of the Southern electorate at the current moment.

On the face of it, this seems like a rather neat idea, which ticks every box for a mass action.

It's simply a rather neat expression for a family in which the children are born to different parents.

COMBINING a downmarket concept the flea market with an upmarket product original art is turning out to be a rather neat business idea.

★★★ Chibi-Robo! returns with a rather neat platforming twist in the form of an extendable electric cord that enables ranged attacks, lassoing, grappling and swinging from ceilings.

There's even a rather neat, modern LED take on the old panto tradition of UV lights that is delivered with real swagger to the almost uncontainable pleasure of the crowd.

This is all rather neat, but doesn't Doodad underestimate the value of the good old-fashioned phone call?

It's all rather neat, but to be quite honest it's about time Google managed to make the whole photo sphere experience meatier.

My aliens are, of course, but a metaphor for our future selves, a hope I have for our species, a species with a natural and, I think, rather neat purpose: to survive, to thrive, to know.

This tree looks a little like an inside out umbrella in silhouette and has the rather neat party trick of bleeding a scarlet sap from any wounds or lesions in the bark... this sap is not only the source of the natural dye cinnabar but is also used as a lipstick and a rust treatment paint on the locals' cars (not yet available in Halfords, as far as I know).

"I think it's rather neat," says Bernie Nickel, a physicist at the University of Guelph in Canada.