Sentence examples for convenient stance from inspiring English sources
This is a convenient stance for poets to take because it acquits them of any responsibility for the failings of their poems: it's the reader's fault for not working hard enough.
It is, however, a very convenient stance for those who see failure to drool at the prospect of an aerial bombardment as an unpardonable offence, and something that they hope to turn into fact by constant repetition.
What's more, Osborne and Cameron have had to reverse many of the electorally convenient stances they took before the election because they haven't worked as they were supposed to work.
For those who think it must be possible for us to act in ways other than how we in fact act to be acting freely and be morally responsible, this is a convenient metaphysical stance.
The Institute of Public Affairs has opposed tobacco control in the form of plain packaging in the past, a stance highly convenient to the tobacco companies that may have provided funding to it (the IPA has routinely refused to confirm the source of their funding).
Had a perfectly earnest moral and political stance actually been a convenient stalling tactic?
Taking a stance on a position when it is convenient.
Torture morphs into acceptable enhanced interrogation techniques, indefinite detention acquires a quasi-legal stance with the faux-justice of military tribunals, and the convenient murder of a citizen is turned into an act of "self-defense".
