Sentence examples for convenient term from inspiring English sources

It was a convenient term.

But a trilogy is simply a convenient term to unify the spirit of these novels.

And then there is the plausible explanation that this has captured attention because we have a convenient term for it.

The name Mabinogion derives from a scribal error and is an unjustified but convenient term for these anonymous tales.

As tends to be the case, the momentarily convenient term became an imprisoning category, with mainstream used to corral poets who wrote for the page rather than performance, and whose work was not self-consciously avant-garde.

2) a convenient term for teachers to understand students' ability in school.

The status quo is not inherently preferable, except in how much it allows for human existence on convenient terms.

Or he's a "gang banger" who got caught up in "inner city violence"... Convenient terms to let people know that it was a black person who pulled the trigger.

A traditional way to interpret these gene dense and gene desert regions is in the convenient terms of GC-richness of isochores on the mammalian genomes [12].

Starkey writes, "Bowman doesn't buy the notion that the Penguins play a 'defensive style.' That's too convenient a term, too limiting".

'Tags' is a convenient umbrella term for a diverse range of security products including bottle caps, spider wraps and anti-tamper seals (see Beck 2016b).