Sentence examples for far neat from inspiring English sources
While I've managed to resist the call of the Wii U so far, neat tricks with the GamePad like the newly-announced Google Maps app Street View integration have me sorely tempted.
A fully elected Lords is far neater than the other options, and the vote marks an end to centuries of holding out against democracy.
Foer theorizes that while the junta mindset can make for good soccer, the social democratic ethos is a far neater match.
There was the left-right brain split, which insisted on a far neater break within our heads (Spock bits to the left, Kirk bits to the right) than is now believed to exist.
There could be a far neater solution to the whole problem if only Chase could move to another collection of Saints on the other side of the Pennines, not the other side of the world.
It is not easy to explain why their ballets satisfyingly hang together, or why Mr. Wheeldon's — in some ways a far neater piece, and one that contains perhaps the most kinesthetically appealing movements of the program — nonetheless crumbles while you watch it.
If there were a mobile way of accessing all of the features of Pandora, it would be far neater than either the walled garden of music content currently offered by cell phone providers, or even the hundreds of satellite radio stations available on portable devices such as XM's Inno or Sirius' Stiletto.
Lives as they are lived are far from neat.
And that's the problem: it's far too neat.
They're either far too neat or far too messy, and for a show as nuanced, spare and, well, lauded as Breaking Bad, a lacklustre ending would have been devastating to its reputation.
