Sentence examples for tidy way from inspiring English sources

There really is no neat and tidy way to end this.

Lane turns Williams's wilderness of panic into a topiary garden — something off-kilter but captivating in its tidy way.

That last word is something of a mantra for Lepchenko, a tidy way to explain an untidy narrative, the simplest way to summarize her life.

There's no tidy way to break down how much the U.S. spends per refugee, according to the Office of Refugee Resettlement's communications department.

The derivatives contracts traded by futures exchanges, whose value can offset or multiply gains and losses from share dealing and bond trading, provide a tidy way of doing both.

IF there is one convenience that historians will find in sorting out the precipitous collapse of Communism, it is the tidy way in which events have fallen into calendar years.

Conflicts are resolved in tidy ways that seem schematic, conventional.

But she has found tidy ways of rationalizing both.

The new age dawned, the arrogant, shameless, spoiled generation turned its back on the fathers who had fought the war, dismissing them for their short hair and tidy ways and their indifference to rock and roll.

The house sparrow is suffering for our modern tidy ways, for our penchants for a second or third car, for working from home, for not liking birds in the roof, for the lack of time or inclination to have outside space, for the halving or paving of gardens when a house is divided into flats.

The economist Joseph Schumpeter coined the phrase "creative destruction" in 1942 to describe the less-than-tidy way free markets lead to progress: the telephone replaced the telegraph; the cellphone replaced the telephone; the smartphone (we're still in the middle of this one) is replacing the cellphone; and so on.