Sentence examples for considered neat from inspiring English sources

First thought: we're about five years past the point where municipal Wi-Fi could be considered "neat".

Maybe it's just a rejection of the 90s, where the ideal male was a smooth faced Dawson's Creek type, and while most young men in Australia will rarely see a rabbit, let alone dress and butcher one, it's considered neat if we can pretend we do.

It's portable, so that's neat, and it works with Evernote, which I'm also going to consider neat.

In what might be considered too neat a twist, his mother, Edna (Debra Mooney), an entertainingly crusty, motorbike-riding old broad, works as Dr. Brown's nurse.

For this year's picnics, consider packing neat boxes of mayonnaise and aioli from Spain, which do not need to be refrigerated until they are opened.

Consider how neat your cursive is, if you know the whole alphabet in cursive, and if the person you are writing it to can read cursive.. Start the letter off with dear (their name).

Harold considered himself a neat man, but neatness consisted of taking things that were cluttering the countertops and shoving them into the nearest available drawers.

Some listeners considered this a neat trick, while others considered it cheating.

NME wrote that "Nas' neat, considered lyrics treat the violence that surrounds him with a mixture of remorse, resignation and ebullience".

First taker backers will be able to snag the device for an extremely tasty price of $89, after which it will be sold for $119 — which is still pretty neat considering it undercuts some of Amiigo's less-capable competitor devices.

She'd cleaned her room and kept it spare, and was considered a model inmate, neat and quiet and nearly invisible.