Sentence examples for convenient appearance from inspiring English sources

Duncan knows his readers won't buy the convenient appearance of vampires at the birth of Talulla's twins, nor will they buy the Rockwell family Christmas scene at the chaos's conclusion, unless both are presented knowingly, and winkingly, as clichés.

Potterheads complained that the script featured amateurish plot holes and relied on tropes common in the most bottom-barrel Harry Potter fan fiction: a Mary Sue, a Potter sorted into Slytherin, a Voldemort love child, the convenient appearance of complicated Polyjuice Potion or rare Durmstrang robes at the drop of a hat.

This compact, lossless and computationally efficient representation allows the visualization of biological sequences and patterns, with a convenient visual appearance.

Here I'm doing everything myself and I find it easier to work as [music] still remains for me the most convenient and natural appearance of expression.

Inghams (01483 345 825) offers flights and chalets from £420 per person   Avoriaz "Avoriaz's quirky architecture is certainly striking, as far as 'purpose-built' goes, and convenient," says Vicky. "The appearance of the resort is offset by horse-drawn sledges in the motor-free centre.

The results presented above would provide a convenient explanation for the similar appearances of phenotypic sub alleles.

Macclesfield have stressed that the appearance would happen at a convenient time during a match and would not significantly affect the team.

From this perspective, the B. cytotoxicus genome therefore is a convenient lens through which to view the appearance and divergence of the SigB regulon in the remainder of the Bc sensu lato group.

At the same time, the Islander stores help draw shoppers because they provide convenient locations for ticket sales and player appearances, said Robert S. Brennfleck, the team's senior vice president of operations.

With the evolution of the times, the inventions of paper and printing bring people a convenient and light carrier of words, which causes the appearance of book.

The video's appearance is sensational; Brown figures it is too convenient and suspects he is being set up by his department and the city establishment to draw heat away from the "Rampart" scandal.