tidy mind

So tidy minds in the West have been thinking of ways to keep the process under control.

His tidy mind began to put everything in order, formulate a hypothetical plan of action.

All the practicalities were already ordered in her tidy mind.

I have a tidy mind, but that's as far as it goes.

Bernard's tidy mind experienced fear for the first time.

That at least points to a tidy mind.

"You have a tidy mind, innate style and you're a bundle of nerves."

For in all things, even in drunkenness, Doc had a tidy mind.

"He had a very tidy mind," said the Bursar.

Emily, having a tidy mind, itched to empty it and restore order to the chaos.

He believed that a tidy appearance bespoke a tidy mind.

Jon Quinn had a tidy mind, Jackie used to call him obsessional.

'I think I've got a tidy mind,' he volunteers.

It spoke of a tidy mind.

(And, also, to discern in my mother's habitually tidy mind an alarming degree of disorder.

You're different, Ken Aylott, you've got a tidy mind, you plan.

It hinted at some kind of pattern, a symmetry, but did it mean anything more than a tidy mind, as Wetherby had suggested?

It offended his tidy mind.

Yasmina Reza may have the tidiest mind of any popular playwright working today.

The waves have no purposes and no intentions, no tidy mind, no mind at all.

But why, some tidy minds demand, can't the old command economy be replaced gradually and painlessly and tidily?

Leaphorn has a tidy mind.

Despite his outward appearance of complete disarray, Ikey was possessed of an exceedingly tidy mind.

Aratap had a neat and tidy mind which could not bear the thought of individual facts loosely clumped together with no decent arrangement.

Tidy greenhouse, tidy mind.