Sentence examples for neat thought from inspiring English sources

It's a neat thought that "we did not domesticate wheat.

Neat idea.

"He does everything in a very neat and well thought-out manner".

This followed a suspiciously neat linear progression from "thought's obeisance to the demands of religious orthodoxy" through "a period of inflated hopes for mystical or magical shortcuts to the universe's secrets" to "the triumph of the more accurate methods of mathematics and empirical inquiry".

Sergio De La Pava's "A Naked Singularity" is not neat, or even fully thought-through.

Petrucci and Portnoy were also attracted to the phrase "Random thoughts of neat disorder" which appears in "Constant Motion".

They've been touring all these years and they have their own thing going and, yeah, I didn't see it as... if anything, I sort of thought it would be neat to cross paths there.

His first thoughts came in small, neat sentences.

Oh well, rapidly decarbonizing the country and helping to avoid catastrophic climate change with some neat-ass technology was a nice thought.

However, let me wholeheartedly confess that I could not bear the thought of keeping an overly neat, nicely cross-referenced laboratory notebook.

Henson noted that he wished to "make the idea of taking responsibility for one's life – which is one of the neat realizations a teenager experiences – a central thought of the film".