Sentence examples for conveniently absent from inspiring English sources

Hazard was conveniently absent with a hip injury.

At their center is the charismatic Gene Mr. Campbelll), at the house of whose conveniently absent father much of the action takes place.

The child is given the opportunity to hate her mother (in the form of the stepmother) and still, as she does in life, love her mother (the real mother, conveniently absent from the tale).

Will has decided to start pursuing single mothers, whose loneliness makes them easy prey (especially when he invents a fictitious and always conveniently absent 2-year-old son to tug at their hearts), and who are sure to dump him quickly once they discover how irresponsible and childish he is, thus saving him the unpleasant task of dumping them.

One option being discussed is for chief whip Geoff Hoon to impose a 'soft whip', meaning Catholic cabinet ministers such as Ruth Kelly and Paul Murphy can be conveniently absent from the vote over issues conecrning abortion, rather than having to choose between their government and their consciences.

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.

For one thing, he is, conveniently, missing.

If the conditional independence topology of the network is unknown, as is the case in frontier network reconstruction, then edge indicators, conveniently labeled as 0 or 1 for absent or present edges, also have a joint prior distribution.

Whereas school settings might conveniently reach a majority of girls, this would miss out-of-school girls and girls who are absent from school on the day of vaccination.

But definitions differ conveniently.

Conveniently, she's recently orphaned.