Sentence examples for convenient amnesia from inspiring English sources

Mothers develop convenient amnesia when it comes to the near-misses or outright disasters with our kids.

But, after a period of convenient amnesia, they will collide again towards the end of the year.

The Republicans did this to themselves, yet a convenient amnesia can be found in conservatives' post-Election Day soul searching.

Week in Review, Page 11 Op-Ed FRANK RICH The post-election Republican soul searching has featured a convenient amnesia about the party's race-based "Southern strategy".

Brent Staples accuses modern-day Northerners not only of a "convenient amnesia" but also of outright complicity in the slave trade.

But whatever anger the questioning provoked in Bolton, he didn't let it show; he replied with mild sentiments, half-hearted excuses and convenient amnesia, but not his legendary temper.

Their convenient mass amnesia about their army's most famous and lied-about casualty is as good a definition as any of just what "supporting the troops" means to those who even now beat the drums for this war.

Williams, meanwhile, chose the convenient path of amnesia.

But to give any assurances about what Trump will or won't do requires a very convenient brand of amnesia.

These days, all sides in the fractious Labour party claim to be heirs of Attlee but, as the author points out, there is "a convenient element of amnesia in the exhumation of Attlee for modern political purposes".

The truth is that people like Cheney always knew Iraq would be a quagmire, and although many neoconservative historians and politicians suffer from a convenient form of amnesia (including Dick Cheney, who can't seem to remember his own words), blaming Obama is merely an attempt at whitewashing history.