Sentence examples for neat sentences from inspiring English sources

His first thoughts came in small, neat sentences.

It hasn't yet reached a point where I can confidently sum it up in a neat sentence and be done with it.

Kate Atkinson writes really neat, funny sentences.

There is no neat one-sentence explanation for how he grew up.

She Loves You – The Beatles A neat little sentence that typifies word order in English: subject-verb-object.

Though you don't need to have a neat concluding sentence for this creative paragraph (unless it is part of an assignment for school), you'll need to end the paragraph in some way to remind readers of what you had described and to leave a lasting idea of the person, place, or thing in their minds.

This is the age of super-slick political comedians, a time for smooth suits, neat haircuts and perfect sentences.

She keeps everything neat, though, even her sentences.

This kind of data, though, does not come in neat genetic words and sentences.

He does not answer and with a neat precision a few sentences later Fitzgerald writes: "The case was finished".

In a lean, neat, vaguely ominous first sentence, Mr. Mosley, author of the Easy Rawlins detective stories, establishes that this time his idea of mystery will be more unsettling than usual.