"That means to tell a neat story, where all the pieces fit together.
We construct resumes that tell a neat story even if ours is messy.
"Will The Times go into Lena Horne's closet and tell us how neat or messy she was?" Jean-Pierre Leduc, Jones's manager, said the blog had portrayed "a sad, solitary, resigned figure, whereas Hank was strong, vital, focused, forward-thinking and constantly cracking jokes.
In that sense, the story he tells is not neat and orderly because making a revolution is, almost by definition, a dizzy experience that no one at the time fully comprehends.
For those viewers who find that theory a bit dubious (mostly all of them), writer and director Jamie Kastner offers a neat solution: tell the story of disco through the eyes of its "revolutionary masterminds": a sparkly trio waving their hands over a disco ball as they plot the liberation of America's underclass, using unwitting musicians who have no sense of their subversive purpose.
More to the point, it would be kind of neat to tell people that they should take the R.F.K. to the E.M.K. and follow it to the road that leads into J.F.K. Inevitably, the politicians will ask what's in it for them.
Then go home and pour yourself a double Macallan, neat, and tell yourself again how much you are helping the world become a better place.
He would drink his Irish whiskey neat and tell us about the effect of high explosives on human beings.
The PSP Go also just looks neat, maybe not as neat as the Zune HD, but neat nonetheless; you tell it was recently designed, whereas the PSP-3000 looksoso 2005 by this point.
