Sentence examples for neatly drawn from inspiring English sources

The distinction, however, cannot always be neatly drawn.

On his dorm room desk, he kept a neatly drawn schedule of television shows he did not want to miss.

The Syrian conflict, by contrast, is not so neatly drawn along ethnic or religious lines (though there are certainly differences between the combatants).

More generally, the long lyrical lines of the first movement and the bravado of the second are replayings and reconnections of familiar musical topics, neatly drawn.

The best parts are neatly drawn mundane objects like an anchor, a ladder and an electric heater, which in "Flimsy" symbolize phallic overcompensation (Johnson).

Its only snag is that the final blueprints seem, if anything, too neatly drawn, too traditional: the book could have done without its sentimental coda.

To distract the present-day reader from the absence of her subject's early years, Schiff neatly draws our attention to a different, albeit geographic, femme fatale — Alexandria.

The final segment  neatly draws together the show's themes and in it Ryan demonstrates why Beyoncé is a real heroine to many women.

"It's a bit of a worry that I rarely go an evening without," she says, "but it feels like such a necessity, and does so neatly draw a line beneath my parenting duties at the end of the day.

So rather than creating a spiritual demon, the team told a story of an 'engineer' doing research into mind control – a tale that isn't too menacing, but which neatly draws on today's fears about privacy and individual liberty.

As it turned out, that love wasn't what I had thought, as first loves often aren't, and my future was suddenly nowhere near what I'd been neatly drawing out.