Sentence examples for convenient euphemisms from inspiring English sources

No more convenient euphemisms.

The phrase "deficit reduction" has become a convenient euphemism for cutting public expenditure.

But as my mother is prone to wake up at 3 a.m. to "think about things" or, as I say, to "worry about things," I try not to exacerbate this behavior by quoting specific hours, instead using "late" as a convenient euphemism.

General Bantz Craddock, who instituted the restraint chair and twice-daily intubation in 2006, said that he designed it to make hunger-striking less "convenient" – a not terribly subtle euphemism for more painful – and that "pretty soon [after these practices were introduced]…they decided it wasn't worth it".

It is long argued that premises for jokes and sketches can be inspired at any time and similarities can be chalked up to "parallel thinking," but that euphemism only seems convenient for one type of comedian.

Fuck euphemisms.

Thus the euphemisms.

There are helpful euphemisms.

They'll use euphemisms.

How convenient.

Real convenient".