Sentence examples for often neat from inspiring English sources
The unethical gene story is one that several Indian columnists have attempted to tell only to realize that, too often, neat generalizations are ruined by the inconvenience of substantiation.
In fact the story isn't often so neat.
Bans are often a neat trick for placating voters, but have nothing to do with making society safer and happier.
It is often served neat or mixed with ice and water, which creates a reaction turning the liquor a milky-white colour.
She often dresses in neat, conservative clothing from Zara, the relatively inexpensive Spanish chain.
Photographs of the peripatetic Italian Modernist Lucio Fontana (1899-1968) often show a neat, slightly imperious man who resembles a successful banker relaxing after work in his starched white shirt, black vest and dark tie.
An array of possible formations make themselves available, yet from English Premier League to Colombian Liga Dimayor, it often feels like neat passing triangles are the only viable play style.
In the church we often prefer the neat, bright, and convenient to the reality that life is messy, and hard, and imperfect.
"Studio flats" in London often offer this neat workaround: you are given one room to live and cook and sleep in, and one small room to shit and do showers, and that is it.
They are taken, often simplistically, as neat yardsticks to gauge the relative importance of agents on which to direct research or public health efforts.
This is neat, often regulation and it is easy to find.
