Sentence examples for almost neatly from inspiring English sources

Reaction to the trade has been almost neatly divided between those who see themselves as more "old school basketball" types and analysts who are warmer to Hollinger's more statistically minded approach.

A central path from the Broadwalk splits a large grassed area almost neatly in half and leads to a lake and two child's play areas.

Built in 1959, the road is commonly referred to as the Felling bypass though it "is really nothing of the kind" as the road splits residential areas of Felling almost neatly in half.

At first glance Huntley seems to fit almost too neatly.

In this portrait of postwar Bangladesh, a brother-sister duo symbolize, almost too neatly, the clash between secularism and fundamentalism.

He said the Web sites created a cultlike atmosphere that "almost fits neatly into the eating disorder mentality itself".

On one level, the killings in Santa Teresa are tied almost too neatly to the search for Archimboldi.

The book is entertaining and sardonic, and touching about the compromises of middle age, but almost too neatly executed for its own good.

I was also interested in them because, as men, they seemed to represent, perhaps almost too neatly, certain characteristics that I suppose I have to call "national".

At times, the play is almost too neatly symmetrical: both Maxwell Fyfe's private secretary and the son of a ferocious judge turn out to be gay.

An imperious boss and a negligent, philandering husband — his long-suffering secretary, Nadège (Ms. Viard), is also his longtime mistress — Pujol almost too neatly personifies the shortcomings of his class and sex.