Sentence examples for convenient to bash from inspiring English sources

It's convenient to bash Blair.

"The beef issue was more about Lee Myung-bak and his leadership style," Mr. Revere said, "and the beef scare provided a convenient pretext to bash him".

Whether or not this is true, Oracle clearly regards security as a convenient stick with which to bash its larger arch-rival, Microsoft, whose products are notoriously insecure hence Mr Gates's memo.It suits vendors to present security as a technological problem that can be easily fixed with more technology preferably theirs.

Last May, however, Israel informed the council it had decided to disengage from what it called "a political tool and convenient platform, cynically used to advance certain political aims, to bash and demonize Israel".

"Getting to bash Superman".

These days everyone likes to bash bankers.

'Tis the season to bash Pakistan.

We are not out to bash politicians.

"Don't stack to bash," she warned.

"People like to bash women who are strong," he said.

Most analysts expect them to bash out a compromise.