tidily

Of course, no movement unfolds as neatly and tidily as things do in this model.

Parker J. Palmer: Real-World Change Can Come From Within Parker J. Palmer 2012

Of course, no movement unfolds as neatly and tidily as things do in this model.

Parker J. Palmer: Real-World Change Can Come From Within Parker J. Palmer 2012

She watched Anthony reading a single, tidily filled page.

William Trevor | An Idyll in Winter 2011

Of course, no movement unfolds as neatly and tidily as things do in this model.

Parker J. Palmer: Real-World Change Can Come From Within Parker J. Palmer 2012

Once long, sometimes plaited, her hair was tidily drawn back.

William Trevor | An Idyll in Winter 2011

All tidily wrapped up in this rant which, if you're in a mood for reading a rant, will satisfy your itch.

kateelliott: Someone Else's Rant on the Internet is Worth Reading kateelliott 2009

This all fit tidily into the narrative that the war was a conspiracy run by a Dick Cheney-Don Rumsfeld shadow government.

The Pentagon's Vindication 2011

Wemple went down, returning in several minutes with a tidily-paunched, well-built, gray-haired American of fifty.

WHOSE BUSINESS IS TO LIVE 2010

All tidily wrapped up in this rant which, if you're in a mood for reading a rant, will satisfy your itch.

Someone Else's Rant on the Internet is Worth Reading kateelliott 2009

Most stories do something satisfying with the mess of tedium and violence that is living; they give it focus and form, tone it up, calm it down, shape it tidily, fluff it or primp it or tame its wilder edges, until you have something sleek and purring in your hands, rather than the slightly unkempt beast that life usually resembles, with a tendency to charge at you out of dark places.

Bad Blood « Tales from the Reading Room 2010