Sentence examples for excessively neat from inspiring English sources
Either French pêcheurs were excessively neat, or this stream was not fished much.
That's a lot of change to believe in, however, and from this point everything feels excessively neat, ruthlessly schematic.
Though the territory of conflict is traversed with wide-awake, cliche-subverting intelligence, these connections do occasionally clunk; the parallels occasionally prove excessively neat.
Appearing before the Commons liaison committee of senior MPs, Mr Clegg said he was wary of developing a broad-brush "constitutional blueprint", comparing the pursuit of "excessively neat" solutions to characters in Samuel Beckett's play Waiting for Godot searching for the meaning of life.
"So not excessively excessive.
But the fact of gavage is the same for both, the final product extremely similar, so it seems to me a neat piece of casuistry to deem foie gras ethically sound – or "not excessively cruel" in Fearnley-Whittingstall's phrase – as long as it's "free-range".
Don't wear anything that isn't clean or neat, that doesn't go well with another piece of clothing you are wearing, or that is excessively embellished.
Everyone excessively tidy, excessively generous.
