Sentence examples for neatly fitting from inspiring English sources

Warsi's defection was the major page 1 story in the Times (neatly fitting its Remain agenda).

There, the frack pads are usually photographed from above, the drilling sites neatly fitting into the patchwork of fields and forests – just a small feature in a big landscape.

His story, however, does not neatly fit Mr. Alboini's narrative.

But Pakistan also neatly fits Mr. Bush's own definition of a state sponsor of terrorism.

A staple of the top N.F.L. games, it neatly fits the simplicity standard.

Is it that these true-life stories neatly fit the fairytale mould?

Ms. Jolie's previous appearances at Comic-Con have been for films that neatly fit its focus — "Beowulf," for instance.

But Mr. Price's work has never neatly fit in, not even with that of his closest peers and friends.

Known for "fusing rock with classical music" they were innovators who didn't neatly fit one genre.

Their books are full of talk about cohort groups and charts where generations are neatly fitted into boxes.

Those last two neatly fit Mr. Silverman's vision of the future, one in which programming is marketed directly to advertisers.