Sentence examples for conveniently erased from inspiring English sources
There are plenty of occasions when Ken roams enviably free, but this is not a novel in which controlling parents have been conveniently erased.
"Bank of America has conveniently erased from its memory the terms of the ring-fencing agreement," Towns said.
In a recently published Gawker essay, Barnes slammed the film for its revisionist history, conveniently erasing the group's violent misogyny to portray the protagonists as heroes.
Some end up in museums, where they are proudly displayed as "miniatures," a 19th-century misnomer that conveniently erases the memory of destroyed manuscripts.
Like many white Australians before her, and since, she possessed a tendency to minimise and conveniently erase our presence in the landscape, writing in the book's opening chapter that Diamond Head's "aborigines were gone, all gone, like the smoke blown from their fires".
Like those high-rise, multi-million dollar apartments in New York City purchased by oligarchs whose identity is hidden within perfectly legal shell organizations, dark money lets our politicians conveniently erase fingerprints left by their ink-stained (from signing all those checks) billionaire benefactors.
Friday erased all pretenses.
