Sentence examples for convenient targets from inspiring English sources

Do only convenient targets deserve condemnation?

Secular nationalists provide convenient targets, but so do officially Islamic regimes if they engage with the West.

We are merely convenient targets for delivering a message against Maliki by certain groups, and perhaps by Maliki when he wants us to be targeted.

In Italy, these sorts of investigations are often more show than substance, and many Chinese residents see themselves as convenient targets.

"And I hate you!" Such moments of psychological brutality are all too commonplace in the real world, when adults, surrendering to despair and self-pity, turn their children into convenient targets.

An ugly undercurrent of anti-Semitism ran through some of the attacks on those supposedly sacrilegious movies, directed not at the filmmakers, none of whom were Jewish, but at the producers and studio heads who have periodically served as convenient targets for conspiracy-minded demagogues.

He added: "I'm just a convenient target".

Their last panicked huddle made them a convenient target.

Too often, he shows, they have become a convenient target, blamed for every ill in society.

As the star with the big paycheck, Ewing has been a convenient target for these failures.

But Microsoft's size makes it a convenient target for complaint among Redmond residents.