Sentence examples for neat of from inspiring English sources

It's a little too neat of an interpretation.

Actually, it's not that neat of a trick: I simply went on a nonholiday weekday.

Neat of brow and natural of presenting style, the former X Factor and Celebrity Big Brother contestant has already earned his chat wings with a guest spot on This Morning.

Jets 20-7 Dolphins The Baltimore comeback is looking unlikely – Joe Flacco just got picked off again to hand possession back to Cincinnati – but if the Ravens were to pull it off, how neat of a twist would it be that Reed helped get them there?

Not to say the the underlying tech isn't neat, of course, but its use is just weird to me.

Aside from it being simply neat of Fox News to use the displays, it's a nice moment for Microsoft: The company has found an early commercial use for the technology.

Book festival afficionados will also spot a couple of neat bits of intertextuality.

My fourteen minute video above shows some of the neat features of this new device.

Nicholas's new shelves display pictures of his friends and a neat row of books.

(Their amalgam of idioms even included a brief, neat evocation of Michael Jackson).

He famously abandoned the neat structures of classical harmony for brooding, meandering strings of chords.