Sentence examples for typically neat from inspiring English sources

It's a typically neat, effective Boyd touch; the production really doesn't get very much wrong.

The sense it furnishes of something fundamentally incompletable provides a typically neat and witty comment on the work.

Jo Stone-Fewings makes Warwick a plausible City operator, Elliot Levey invests the expensively suited Cauchon with a residual religious instinct and, in a typically neat touch, Richard Cant as De Stogumber picks up a copy of the Daily Mail to back up his blinkered nationalism.

Nobody worked harder than Wales midfielder Allen, who was typically neat in possession.

Baiju is typically drunk neat at room temperature during traditional Chinese dinners; small, thimble-sized amounts are taken dozens of times throughout the meal.

And while the rally started in a typically orderly way — "Let's all remember good manners!" organizers said at the start, as protesters lined up in neat rows — the crowd eventually took a more rowdy turn.

The crystals typically withstood soaking in neat liquid guests, with trans-anethole being the harshest on crystal quality.

Writer had found the area to be typically Swiss; that is to say, neat, clean, orderly, efficient--not like Italy at all.

The way they played, with short, neat passing, was typically Portuguese.

The lives were typically made to unfold in neat hourlong segments: the fame (to the first commercial break); the excess (to the next); the falloff and dysfunction and shattering heartbreak (another commercial); the recovery and reconciliation, when appropriate (the end).

This structural feature is not typically seen in other heme-binding NEAT domains but seems characteristic of hemoglobin binding NEAT domains.