Sentence examples for exceptionally neat from inspiring English sources
Taking a look at Wulfstan's actual manuscripts, presented by Volume 17 of Early English Manuscripts in Facsimile, it becomes apparent that his writing was exceptionally neat and well-structured – even his notes in the margins are well-organized and tidy, and his handwriting itself is ornate but readable.
Since there is no scenery, the stage must look exceptionally clear and neat.
Two colleagues from the Bermite Powder Company described Parsons' work habits as "scrupulously neat" and "exceptionally cautious".
Certainly, given how murky the data is at the state level, I would be careful about any statistical models that claim to identify a neat, clean and exceptionally precise relationship between economic data and electoral performance at the national level.
Judgments about hygiene influenced condom use, with unprotected sex said to occur discriminately and exceptionally under conditions of assumed low risk: "It happened, even without a condom, but he was married, clean, neat, spotless" (case 7, female).
Given that the Gospels do give neat and memorable pictures of individuals – the vertically challenged tax gatherer Zacchaeus, the aged Simeon and Anna in the Temple, Mary Magdalene – it is exceptionally odd that we get so little about the apostles.
She was an exceptionally obedient child, she says; her only real act of rebellion being to continue scribbling down stories while the rest of the pupils were obeying teacher's orders to copy theirs out in their neatest handwriting.
