Sentence examples for convenient affair from inspiring English sources
But Hemingway's travels and Pauline's understandable desire to spend time with their two sons, Patrick and Gregory slowly pulled them apart until after 10 years of marriage, Hemingway was off to cover the Spanish Civil War with a convenient affair with his next wife, journalist Martha Gellhorn.
With the opportunity to stir and maybe add a dash of hot sauce or a pinch of herbs, these meals allow "convenient involvement," said Rosalyn Z. O'Hearn, director of brand affairs for the prepared food division of Nestlé USA.
We stand as a convenient target for America's love affair with big and bigger cars, bigger homes and so on.
By the climax you feel LaBute is simply using 9/11 as a convenient device to dignify an end-of-the-affair play.
The idea that an "affair" will be used as their cover is convenient for Carrie's unresolved feelings, and when he puts his bandaged hand over hers, perhaps it is for Brody too.
Since inequivalent irreducible representations (short: IIRs) seem to describe different physical states of affairs it is no longer legitimate to simply choose the most convenient representation, just like choosing the most convenient frame of reference.
The man turned out to be a director of a local civil affairs department — another bad sign, Mr. Stuy said, because it was too convenient.
Since a fast declining news media doesn't cover public affairs nearly as well as it used to, especially when it isn't convenient, a leader has to find ways to make it convenient to cover.
'Lèse majesté provides a convenient tool for authorities who want to suppress any sense of independent speech or comment on current affairs.'.
Making travel as convenient and easy as possible is always what travelers want for themselves, says Monica Beaupre, manager of public affairs at American Express.
