A sceptic might be forgiven for thinking it seemed all too convenient to be a coincidence.
All the parks, St Marys … it's very convenient to be there.
She described Mr. Netanyahu as "a weak prime minister," who found it convenient to be hobbled.
It is just not convenient to be out of the office when the rest of your continent is working.
"It is more convenient to be able to do one-stop shopping," said Douglas Carol, 56, of Brooklyn.
But Blair's thumbnail political autobiography seemed a bit contrived and too convenient to be entirely true: giving people "opportunities" is a New Labour slogan.
"It's convenient to be in the city, not in the thick of it, and it's pretty by the water," she said.
For the prime minister it became convenient to be able to dismiss the surveillance revelations as just another part of the Dotcom circus.
"It is not convenient to be interviewed," he said, using an expression common in China when someone has been pressured by authorities not to speak out.
Would it have been more convenient to be in a government for the first time where you're not doing emergency surgery on the nation's finances?
It is convenient to be able to manufacture all of these different electronic components from the same few basic manufacturing steps.
