Sentence examples for convenient characters from inspiring English sources

One of the story's most blatantly convenient characters makes the air of contrivance even thicker by suggesting that when Griffin writes a movie based on his meltdown, Susan Sarandon should play her.

Ms. Pompeo, it should be said, has charms that almost overcome the limitations of her flimsy, convenient character.

The current political will, with Health Secretary Jeremy Hunt as its hapless mouthpiece, is more geared towards exploiting these convenient character traits than compensating for them.

The glaring plot weaknesses in the middle were covered up by some nifty dialogue scenes and a convenient character or two, whose job was to supply information.

The header begins with the ">" character and can contain any number of fields separated by characters convenient for the user's work flow.

How convenient the collection of characters in Villa San Girolamo in "The English Patient," how lucky the pairing of pathologist and archaeologist in "Anil's Ghost".

At its worst, The East is guilty of other-life tourism, taking advantage of a cause without committing to it, using environmentalism and corporate crime merely as convenient catalysts for the characters' internal quarter-life crises.

The development of such a style can be attributed to those of the Qin Dynasty who were seeking to create a convenient form of written characters for daily usage.

The usage of mapping systems in on-line text has to some extent been adopted in the context input methods, allowing convenient keying of IPA characters that would be otherwise unavailable on standard keyboard layouts.

But the heat became a convenient excuse for the character that came to dominate the franchise for much of the next three decades.

When a bomb went off in the finale, it killed every corrupt or shady character, a convenient metaphor for the show's problems: it had been purged of complexity, a side effect of success.