Sentence examples for neat tale from inspiring English sources

Josh and Chuck, the presenters, began with a neat tale of a group of Pyrenean walkers, one of whom fell to her death.

In another scholarly study, Ruth Harris, an Oxford University historian, shows how the battle to establish his innocence was never, as myth would have it, a neat tale pitting the forces of truth and justice against paranoid military authority and national honour.

There is a whiff of the creative writing course - a hint that these neat tales have been crafted to please a teacher rather than to delight a reader.

But this was no neat morality tale.

And the history of Hadoop itself is a neat technology tale of sharing, failure, persistence and serendipity.

That al-Qaida was a Frankenstein the CIA created makes for a neat morality tale, but it just isn't true.

Gradually moving further into fictional territory, the episode becomes a neat little surreal tale.

Although this is a neat and tidy tale, new research out today in Proceedings of the Royal Society B by University of Chicago paleontologist David Grossnickle and University of Southampton paleobiologist Elis Newham may prove there is more than meets the eye when considering the rise of early mammals.

In these neat and ingenious tales of comeuppance, the object of vengeance is clear and present.

But that's just as rigid a behaviour as my sad clinging to defunct electrical goods, neat solitudes and tales of doom involving shark attacks.

Of course "Véronique Doisneau" (which Mr. Bel has recreated for two other companies, using their dancers and histories) offers a neat twist to the tale: Ms. Doisneau, a symbol of the many, has had her moment at center stage.