Sentence examples for neatly described from inspiring English sources
The phrase "neatly described" is correct and usable in written English
It can be used when referring to something that has been explained or detailed in a clear and organized manner. Example: "The report was neatly described, making it easy for everyone to understand the findings."
In two expansive townscapes, Pickett neatly described buildings, bridges, trains and rivers.
These can often be bulk purchases, neatly described as double or triple swoops.
Ogden Nash neatly described Agatha Christie as a "murdermongress", and in doing so enriched the vocabulary of poets by devising a rhyme for Library of Congress.
And then a series of terrible events starts to happen ashore... Now widely considered a modern classic of the form, Martin's novel has been neatly described as an ingenious compound of Stephen King and Mark Twain.
Ray Hyman, an American psychologist and early figure in the modern skeptical movement, neatly described it in 1999: "Honest, intelligent people can unconsciously engage in muscular activity that is consistent with their expectations".
For some years in the early 1990's, he published a zine called Fertile LaToyah Jackson, which the filmmaker Bruce LaBruce neatly described as "an underground rag that featured SoCal punk scene gossip, photos of hot Huntington Beach surfers and wistful musings by Miss Davis herself, gregarious gossipeuse and poetess extraordinaire".
Those headlines neatly describe the trajectory of public and political opinion in the US.
"Love detains me, my honor summons me," Rinaldo sings in Haydn's version, neatly describing his predicament.
Somehow my use of the word floccinaucinihilipilification clinched it, while also neatly describing the ludicrous event itself.
It's a pithy bit of near tautology that also happens to neatly describe Skinner's thoughtful and genre-defying book.
And I think that neatly describes Channel 4's upcoming Any Human Heart – it's a vivacious variant on Boyd's novel.
