Sentence examples for any inconvenient from inspiring English sources

This lack of definition means the government could well designate any inconvenient information secret.

"He'll be in full attack mode, and I don't think he'll let any inconvenient facts get in his way".

Both Mr Obama and Mr McCain gave speeches worthy of a turning point.It was a turning point without any inconvenient drama.

As young bloods we jokingly wish for infertility, allowing us to sow our wild oats without any inconvenient crops being harvested nine months later.

At its most abstract, terror comes to seem as persistent and inexplicable as evil itself, without raising any inconvenient theological qualms.

A human-headed scarab placed over the heart of the mummy would prevent the organ from piping up at the moment of judgement, and spilling any inconvenient truths.

Their lawyer has argued that if they are convicted, "any Muslim inconvenient for the authorities could be accused of terrorism".

But it won't be any more inconvenient than the wire on a pair of Walkman headphones.

Switching apps to listen to a different podcast might not be any more inconvenient than doing so for TV shows on different streaming services.

The timing couldn't have been any more inconvenient.

Cocktail historian David Wondrich observes, "You can call it the Bourdain Effect everybody wants to be thought of as an adventurous eater/drinker, and these things grant that illusion without being in any way inconvenient".