Sentence examples for neat account from inspiring English sources

It's a neat account, but several eyewitness accounts tell a very different story.

Today, Sergei Nayakshin at the University of Leicester in the UK gives a neat account of this new thinking.

In any case, Mr. Tocco, after having delivered a smartly poised interpretation of the Tchaikovsky Concerto, provided a neat account of this rather scrappy Beethoven score.

Mr King casts an unsparing light on the rather less heroic reality, of collaboration and denunciation.He also gives a neat account of the city's greatest cinematographic appearance: in Sergei Eisenstein's 1925 film of the mutiny on the Potemkin.

Barnes is fascinated by the fixtures and fittings in Vuillard's bourgeois interiors: the pot of sharpened pencils on the desk of Mme Lanvin the couturier, her neat account books and the metallic drawers that are her coffers.

If overseas governments do see PFI as a neat accounting trick, it will no doubt be a hit export, improving Britain's invisible overseas trade.

In an apt nod to Bartok's exploration of Eastern European folk music, Mr. Rothman concluded the program with Brahms's Hungarian Dances in lively, if not always neat accounts.

But in itself it feels schematic: a neat explanation that never plausibly accounts for Skinner's very plausible turmoil.

"Now our company customers can tell their freelancers to open a Neat personal account in Hong Kong for easier payment and 24/7 access to their money," Rosa explained.

We all do these things already, he says: In fact, it appears that individuals' different levels of NEAT may account for as many as 2,000 calories daily, which is roughly the range of variation among adult humans in daily caloric burn.

Motives for White's crime are suggested in the film, but too neat an accounting of them would distort the awful truth of the story and undermine the power of the movie.