Sentence examples for neatly conceived from inspiring English sources
Police Cops didn't tickle my funny bone but it's neatly conceived by a new young company.
The appeal of the music is direct; it's a neatly conceived sequence, full of beguiling and wonderfully fresh sounds.
It's also a neatly conceived way of announcing both Verona's pregnancy, the mainspring of the plot, and the sort of film we're in for – wacky, talky, uninhibited, sexy, domestic (later on, "melancholy" gets added to the list).
Rock stars who do get old often wash up in Surrey, and indeed Guildford was the location for Mark Davies Markham's neatly conceived Deep Down and Dirty Rock'n'Roll, starring the genuine ex-pop star, Suggs, playing Ed, lead singer of Lost Youth, who wants a comeback.
The songs pledged the kind of dependability in a man that Strait delivered as a performer, each tune a handsomely sung, neatly conceived story with clever musical touches (like the rolling groove in "River of Love" or the ersatz Spanish guitar in "Blame It on Mexico") designed to deepen the song's narrative.
There used to be a nice acronym that neatly expressed how for centuries the Irish people conceived of themselves: Mope, that is, Most Oppressed People Ever.
Each act stands on its own and fits neatly into the whole — a testament to Michael Christensen and Steve Smith, who conceived the program, and to Mr. Smith's direction.
But even a cursory rummage through news clips and Web sites indicates that women courting power still adopt a strategic style of dress conceived to keep their curves — and their characters — neatly under wraps.
This idea contrasts neatly with traditional forms of theism that hold God to be or at least conceived as being, in all respects non-temporal (eternal), unchanging (immutable,) and unaffected by the world (impassible).
Ms. Zittel, famous for her nutty inventions for coping with modern life, has conceived a series of "sorting trays": thick plywood slabs with variously shaped compartments neatly cut in.
