Sentence examples for better neat from inspiring English sources

"A real man would drink bourbon on the rocks or, even better, neat," she said.

It was found that the exhaust emission characteristics like brake specific carbon monoxide (BSCO), brake specific hydrocarbons (BSHC) and smoke opacity were better for neat biodiesel (except brake specific nitric oxide BSNO) than those of neat diesel.

Open-hole tension strength was shown to correlate better with neat-resin fracture toughness, but neat-resin properties were otherwise inferior indicators of most composite properties.

Color-coordinate your books on your bookshelf to make it look better and neater.

And it is all the better for avoiding neat conclusions.

None of them is an action or rule that specifically contributes to agency or urgency, and they would be better described as "neat things you sometimes see in games".

There are lots of neater, better planned books, but the Brontë novels work because they're open-ended.

Mr. Robinson, who has been flying helicopters since the Army trained him almost 33 years ago, said he loved this job because "we have neater, better toys on the civilian side" than they have in the military.

"Robotic" isn't the right word for Sturgeon; "enamelled" might be better, or perhaps just "neat and careful".

A man who had "discovered that nothing made him feel better than a nice neat stack of wood".

Because of the increased degree of crystallinity after the isothermal crystallization, the composites showed better heat resistance than neat PLLA.