Sentences with word «neatness»

The coat may be tidied for neatness of appearance, but coats prepared with scissors and / or clippers should be severely penalized.The smooth coat is straight, short, tight and glossy, with no trace of wiry hair.

But we'll categorize it October for the sake of neatness in blog archiving (I have to have order somewhere...

Some GMs have C&W graded low on neatness, but those GMs are careerists who are worried that sticky, greasy fingers will cost them their jobs.

Scarlett believes neatness counts and has been tidying up the kitchen floor after her Jackie eats dinner.

Granted, some children will not care about neatness for many years but some do care and may not be able to verbalize their preference at a young age.

But you'll still get catchups from time to time as I rotate through my feeds, and here's one, starting with notes on CSPAN's newly available video game - related archival coverage, and continuing with neatness on the Toy Soldiers Facebook game, the honesty of the Team Fortress 2 blog, and lots more besides.

A version of this review appears in print on June 16, 1989, on Page C00023 of the National edition with the headline: Review / Art; Franz West, With Whom Neatness Doesn't Count.

We tend to think of neatness as an ingrained character trait, but it's really just a series of habits you can practice

Puppies aren't neatness freaks like cats, lick - lick - licking themselves until all that swallowed fur URKS up in a slick nasty mess you find barefoot at 3 a.m. Nope, puppies, are less concerned about their own appearance — a game of hose - tag or going for a swim keeps them happy, while cats hate water, go figure!

Was impressed with the overall neatness of the premises and rooms.

It's entirely possible that parents can instill neatness into their children, says Meyers: «When people are meticulous or very specific in how they organize their lives, that could be a learned behavior,» he says.

We've been trained to expect neatness, to log every detail in a story as indicative of some wiki - worthy overall mythology.

The best owner for this breed would be someone living in a rural or suburban home where neatness is not a major concern.

Of course spelling counts — as much as accurate facts about clouds, weather patterns, and of course neatness also count.

While neatness was an ever - elusive goal when THEY fed him, it's gone forever now.

It may be lacking in stronger appearance and appeal, but the interior is furnished with what it needs like neatness and luxurious look.

This visual has a lot of information on it, but the organization and neatness make it easy to navigate and understand.

Conversion stories demand such dichotomies and, trained to question their schematic simplicity, their suspicious neatness, we doubt if they tell the whole truth.

In psychoanalysis a reaction - formation is said to appear when the automatic defense that is brought to bear against something that can not be admitted takes a form precisely the opposite of what is being denied, as when a compulsive neatness appears on the surface to ward off riotous interior desires to be messy, or when effusive sweetness in words covers up an unadmitted desire to dominate.

Standards for household neatness will likely have to relax for a few years, unless you can afford to hire a house - cleaning service.

Neatness helps your child organize.

-- a child becomes whiny, moody, irritable; — a child experiences frequent impairment in mood as a result of fatigue, lack of sleep; — a child's nervous and mental activity isn't being developed properly; — a child has difficulties developing hygiene and neatness skills.

Six workbooks give practice in coloring, cutting, pasting, and following directions while learning neatness and carefulness with books.

Chandra's intellectual stamina, combined with his self - disciplined neatness, allowed him to carry through the most elaborate mathematical manipulations without flagging and (equally remarkably) without mistakes.

Sheldrake also demonstrates a point vital to all scientists, and indeed all thinkers: that the wide acceptance of an idea, or its intrinsic neatness, or the satisfaction it affords to its protagonists, is no guarantee of its truth.

A friend of Feedback visited at home by his doctor was surprised by the extreme neatness of the doctor's writing and commented on it.

Realising neatness was pointless due to the gale force winds I let the loose pieces fall naturally & allowed my fringe its natural kink.

I am quite attractive, highly educated, goal - oriented, considerate, sizzling with energy, love good conversation, honest, caring, open - minded, love life to the fullest, love to cook, love neatness, love to pamper / be pampered, and maintain a healthy...

There are various one - dimensional subplots — the nerdy child who doesn't fit in; the hunky football star (Smallville «s Tom Welling) who wants to return to the old neighborhood and live with his girlfriend; the eldest daughter (Piper Perabo) who craves a life away from the family; and the fashion - obsessed daughter (Hilary Duff) who does nothing more than look perky and stylish — but all are wrapped up with superficial, perfunctory neatness.

A small army of seamstresses arrive each day to breathe life into his creations, and Woodstock's private life is managed with the same chilling neatness.

But DuVall's script is too emotionally safe for anything her cast does to leave a mark, instead opting for a Hollywood - neatness within an indie movie's logline.

Electron configuration template provided for students who struggle or for simple neatness.

Teachers are publicly criticized for not keeping their lines straight, for not being in «homeroom circle» properly, and for other minor infractions of classroom neatness.

I modeled writing factions neatly in his math workbook and asked him to redo some of his work to reinforce neatness.

For conformation showing, the coat must be left in its natural state, though trimming for neatness around the feet and anus is allowed.

First, we control the quality of stitches and cover part tacking and then ensure neatness of the product.

Bring a box lunch and snack (prohibited in the ruins but with discretion and neatness probably not a problem) and stay as late as you can.

Some of the highlights include an rather smart Shadow Complex interview with the Chair folks, a discussion on building buzz for indie games, a GCG narrative analysis for Lost Odyssey, great ways to navigate game levels, and other neatness besides.

Good grief, it's Wednesday again - and so time to wander sedately around the array of neat features, interviews and write - ups from big sister site Gamasutra and elsewhere - with some standout neatness headed by a much - debated Ernest Adams feature on the «tao of game design».

The novelty of the music timing is great and undoubtedly fun at first, but that initial neatness doesn't last.

Some of the neat things in here might include a piece on iPad vs. iPhone SKUs for games, the point and click adventure re-imagined, plus the regular NPD analysis, Eric - Jon Waugh on Castlevania III, and more GCG neatness ahoy.

Another instance of too much neatness: Louise Fishman's small sewn painting functions as a footnote here; she would have been better represented by one of her plywood paintings from this period.

The gaps between the stripes are much more definite than in the Black Paintings, since Mr. Stella outlined them in pencil, but a certain lack of neatness persists, especially when the stripes turn corners, contributing to ebullient play between figure and ground.

Ken Johnson: Painted with sensuous neatness in a nicely simplifying representational style, Alexi Worth's pictures present curious visual puzzles slyly charged with sexual undercurrents....

★ ★ ★ ★ ★ «There's an exuberant, messy physicality to this work that flies in the face of the clinical neatness of so much contemporary art... A wonderland of trashed surfaces and junkyard materials.»

Both approaches have their faults: at MoMA, the tasteful neatness of Taniguchi's galleries chastises messiness like a prissy primary school teacher (Philip Guston looks like an example to the class of what not to do, children); at Tate Modern, cleanliness and tidiness looks mean - spirited and non-participatory — Donald Judd's brass box is smeared with fingerprints, the square guy who won't dance at the party.