Sentence examples for it too neat from inspiring English sources
"Is it too neat / to write about?
Don't make it too neat and tidy -- that will come off as trivial.
It's too neat and tidy; comfortable and complacent.
It's too neat a formulation to ascribe Taleb's Lebanese upbringing and his war-scarred teenage years as the source for his theories on randomness and instability.
I'm personally with those who think it's too neat, especially as what had been so exciting for most of the film had been its repudiation of neatness, its unintegrated narrative, structural daring and even experimentalism.
Was it all too neat and clean to have happened in reality?... halfway through, at around the time that Walt was gazing at Walt, Jr., I became fixated on the idea that what we were watching must be a dying fantasy on the part of Walter White, not something that was actually happening -- at least not in the "real world" of the previous seasons..
Late in the movie, when Abby delivers the speech from which "Bounce" takes it title, it feels almost too neat.
Guys, brush your hair through to get rid of dust, grime and loose hair, and tousle it around if you don't want it to look too neat.
Rub herb mixture into meat and spread garlic all over it; it need not be too neat.
