Sentence examples for less neatly from inspiring English sources

But much of what taste in reading boils down to is less conducive to objective analysis, less neatly parceled into scholarly-sounding brackets.

And its medley of masterworks, though less neatly organized than the Met show, may end up saying more about the "national identity" of the American woman.

He sees tidy houses out of "How German Is It," "so orderly, so clean, so characteristically German," though the border guard is less neatly dressed than he expected.

Conservative morality, a diminished force, no longer controls the geography, and the maps of white grievance, of rural disenfranchisement, of anti-élite convictions are less neatly arranged.

Still, the parts do fit together more or less neatly, there isn't much wasted motion in the thing, it gets where it's going with creditable efficiency.

Women, like men, can be successful in countless ways that fit less neatly into a corporate framework — participating in the arts or volunteering on a campaign to change public policy, for instance.

For the certainties and limited variables that govern the game of the chess and make it itself simply fail to obtain in the less neatly-ordered spheres of politics and society.

The director's best-known works, such as The Mirror (1975) and Stalker (1979), are filled with doorways while Mcilwraith collects the visual patterns through a short video retrospective, wrapped up neatly in less than two minutes.

In some cases, small rags can be misplaced and are less likely to stay neatly folded like towels or rags that are large in size.

It's true that Rothko and Newman have accustomed us to the fact that a very simple form on a large field can be as dramatic and eventful as any baroque grandiloquence, but extreme simplicity can have its own rhetorical hollowness, and it's this inflation of less into less that Hoyland neatly avoids.

Despite his halting style, in less than two minutes he neatly summarized his unyielding conservative positions and emphasized the value of his seat on the Appropriations Committee, which he has used with stunning success to bring rewards to the district, most notably millions of dollars in federal highway construction funds.