Sentence examples for seems neat from inspiring English sources

Logging seems neat and clean on the maps and charts displayed in offices of C.I.B., as the German company is known.

Next, apply a price-cost test: if the product costs over $6 to make, the bundle is predatory.That check seems neat but sound business practices may still fall foul of it.

Nearby, Adam Myers, 11, observed that "it seems neat but, like, scary, because we just took the Maid of the Mist" — referring to the boat that traverses the falls — "and went under where he's going to tightrope, and you can barely stand on the boat".

#HackAHairDryer seems neat except for the parts where I don't own a hairdryer and I have actual fun things to hack on like lasers "Let's get more women into science by playing up tired gender stereotypes!" -someone at @IBM #HackAHairDryer And since when did @IBM start making hair dryers?

I don't know, it seems neat.

(It seems neat, but I couldn't help but wonder – as he had urged us to do with the wells – whether anyone will be using it in five years time).

It seems neater and cleaner simply to think of civil rights as the general category of basic rights needed for free and equal citizenship.

I personally agree with the second interpretation; it goes well with Confucius's other teachings, and the sentence break seems neater than the traditional one.

But even the raucous blast of the Witches' Sabbath seemed neat and calculated.

In more energetic dancing, she seemed neat and clean but, for me, uninvolving, although Ashton's choreography for the big romantic moments in "Cinderella" is not his most inspired.

It was just that she had been asked the questions in a pouncing way, and that nothing seemed neat and planned anymore, as it had been; it was all muddled and unclear, with nothing sparkling and shining.