Sentence examples for convenient culprit from inspiring English sources
A convenient culprit for the rising protest that church and state faced from the 15th century to the 17th.
Reports and internal documents, CIEL says on a website about the research, "demonstrate that each industry saw in the other a convenient culprit for environmental cancers.
Wan Tao, one of China's first "patriotic hackers" (nationalists who in the early days of China's internet hacked into websites of foreign governments on their own initiative), offers a convenient alternative culprit: "underground hackers", or black-market operators who either sell their services or strike out on their own in hopes of finding a buyer.
-- that Israel, the convenient whipping boy, is the sole culprit here.
The idea that the housing crisis can be pinned on foreigners is a politically convenient simplification that risks letting other culprits off the hook, while doing little to change the status quo.
The main culprit, he says, is the emergence of cheap, convenient rental services such as Netflix and Redbox.
How more convenient it is for most to accept bad karma as the culprit.
The convenient political enemy has been foreign producers, but they are probably not the real culprit.
