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Malignant narcissists, though devoured by envy and rage, can still idealise powerful figures whose beliefs conveniently justify the destruction of those they denigrate, says Kernberg.
"That was conveniently ignored as well," he noted ruefully.
A longstanding commitment to unilateral nuclear disarmament also enabled nationalists to present themselves as more leftwing than Labour, and while on Trident they clearly were, it conveniently overshadowed similarities in economic terms.
The Ice Bucket Challenge saw the shy and retiring likes of Stephen Fry and Justin Bieber chucking ice water about themselves, often on beaches and wearing conveniently few clothes.
He certainly was enough of an inside player to have done it, with a past littered with incidents of Malay chauvinism, pandering to conservative Islam and political ambition that westerners who seek to make him a liberal saint conveniently forget.
"The government is quite conveniently using Mark Scott and editorial boards … but cuts must come from somewhere," Claydon said.
The most notable of these is the utterly ludicrous deus ex machina scene in which Stone's dead colleague, played by George Clooney, appears in a hallucination and conveniently tells her exactly which buttons to press to escape, reminds her that life is worth living, and then disappears.
With the selective memory of a typical politician, Peter Mutharika argues that he will bring the good times back, conveniently neglecting to mention the precarious state of the economy at the time of his brother's death.
In the Dáil on Wednesday, one of the parliament's most talented and eloquent deputies, former Labour leader Pat Rabbitte, tormented the Greens for shoring up Fianna Fáil even though the former party was conveniently absent from the chamber at the time.
Thankfully, the TSA was able to spot and confiscate a dangerous water bottle, but not the fake bomb, which was conveniently in the same luggage.
From the comfort of the moral high ground the SNP railed against the Liberal Democrats for U-turning on tuition fees, conveniently forgetting that its own 2007 pledge to write off student debt had never been implemented.
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The adverb "conveniently" primarily functions to modify verbs , adjectives, or other adverbs. It indicates that an action or situation occurs in a manner that is easy, suitable, or advantageous. The Ludwig AI confirms its correct and usable status.
Expression frequency: Very common
