Sentence examples for neatly handled from inspiring English sources

It's a perfectly enjoyable evening and the last-act resolution is neatly handled.

McAndrew sensibly trims many marginal characters, though the inevitable need for doubling is neatly handled by actors playing their antitheses.

Paul Miller directs a play that, when it is neatly handled, can have all the tension and suspense of a wild west showdown and shoot-out.

Luke Wright is best known on the performance poetry circuit, but his first solo theatre show is a pulsating, neatly handled piece of poetic storytelling.

It's neatly handled, as is the play-within-a-play vengeance scene, which is given a modern twist in case we need reminding that this is no dusty old tragedy.

Ron Cook is magnificent as the father, Max:  in his own eyes a former cock of the walk, now reduced to brandishing his stick from his chair, and casting aspersions on the sexuality of his chauffeur brother (whose ambiguity is, in every sense, neatly handled by Keith Allen, here adroitly cast against type).

He handled neatly and duly set his backs on their way and, when a gap of barn-door proportions opened up in front of him early in the first half, he took his chance adeptly and scored the first of two tries.

The application of the Obama O logo to various banners to appeal to different states/demographics/people was handled neatly and cleanly and as Armin of Under Consideration says "without pandering".

A statement of Conservative policy was unveiled to the world last weekend by Mr. Churchill at Wolverhampton, by Mr. Eden on the air, and by Mr. R.A. Butler at a packed press conference at the Waldorf Hotel Butler, who is considered the brainiest of the Opposition, handled the conference neatly.

By Mollie Panter-Downes The New Yorker, August 6 , 1949P. 57 A statement of Conservative policy was unveiled to the world last weekend by Mr. Churchill at Wolverhampton, by Mr. Eden on the air, and by Mr. R.A. Butler at a packed press conference at the Waldorf Hotel Butler, who is considered the brainiest of the Opposition, handled the conference neatly.

Emil de Cou conducted the Donizetti neatly, and David Briskin, another guest conductor, handled the ever-fresh Bernstein score for "Fancy Free".