Sentence examples for conveniently chose from inspiring English sources

They conveniently chose to ignore that fact every time it was put to them.

Until the early 1990s academics conveniently chose to ignore these studies.

This AFT "Quality Agenda" is broadly displayed on our website, but those who attacked us conveniently chose to ignore it.

Even if Dolezal's supporters argue that the experience of "being" black perhaps sharpened her empathy, those claims are undercut by the fact that she conveniently chose to return to whiteness when she needed to.

We conveniently chose Mengo hospital out of the three missionary hospitals with similar capacity located in Kampala city.

Human beings have always known, but they conveniently choose to forget.

The way we conveniently choose to ignore that war is one reason we are able to embrace lies again and again and rush into conflict.

In practice, the body force fields are most conveniently chosen to be the pressure gradient of the corresponding Navier Stokes (N S) flow.

Writing now, she says, "In yet another example of the terrible politicization of this tragedy, many have conveniently chosen to interpret [those words] to mean that I was somehow minimizing the tragedy of Benghazi.

It predicts the flow rate, pressures, and roll surface deflections in the nip between rollers, all as functions of one parameter, which can be conveniently chosen as either a dimensionless roll gap setting or load between rolls.

Indeed, the great irony of ZDT's complex narrative is that the CIA is too busy putting the screws on detainees to realise that the information it seeks is already in its files, something the film's most vociferous critics have conveniently chosen to overlook.