Sentence examples for convenient bit from inspiring English sources

A convenient bit of luxury for holiday entertaining is D'Artagnan's new duck foie gras medallion with minced black truffles.

"It's not only tegestologists [beer mat collectors] who should be worried, the decline of the beer mat would mean more than the loss of a convenient bit of paper to put a phone number on at the end of the night if you get lucky".

It all sounds a bit convenient".

It's all a bit convenient, isn't it, all this palaver over climate change?

Tools like Skype, Slack, and old-fashioned email are convenient and a bit addictive.

Parra, according to the Mets, was found to have a strained right hip flexor, a diagnosis that is extremely convenient and a bit curious.

All of this gains her a lot of Normal Person points, and as such it can seem a bit convenient; Creasy, who holds a degree from Cambridge and a PhD from the LSE, certainly needs them.

But this is all a bit convenient, making it somehow a curious but insignificant coincidence that so many people from such a narrow layer of high society wind up at the top.

During the week, it is more difficult to keep in touch with someone in either Australia or China, as one person is trying to get out to work and the other is coming in from a long day, so keeping in touch via Facebook, email and text is much more convenient, although a bit impersonal.

These properties are targeting well-heeled businesswomen with female-oriented amenities such as curling irons and glossy fashion mags; some may find it convenient, others a bit insulting.

It's a bit convenient, to say the least, that Daou has just figured out that sometimes campaigning can be hard on a candidate.