Sentence examples for conveniently hide from inspiring English sources

The most complicated procedure in the banking system is the method for raising capital, which can conveniently hide a bank's real owners.

And it occurs to me, as the raindrops conveniently hide the tears that always fall when I hear The Whole of the Moon, that Mike Scott may not know how great he is any longer, that he may think he's a member of just another band who play gigs from time to time.

The result is that plasma displays are far shallower than older TVs, you can mount them on a wall and conveniently hide them behind a well-placed curtain.

Those false "legends" spun by Wallison and his friends conveniently hide Wall Street's culpability in our recent economic train wreck.

As Will Graham and Chiyo take a train to Florence, contours are everywhere, shadows conveniently hiding their faces from one another.

You needn't look further than the comments section on this blog for further proof of that unsavory phenomenon — commenters, conveniently hidden behind their usernames, can get very, very ugly.

Struggling through the exam simply precipitated a reckoning with several lingering doubts that I had conveniently hidden behind the more flashy aspects of my chosen career path.

There are some conveniently hiding behind their computer screens, suggesting we should all boycott the Dominican Republic to add pressure to their government to solve their human rights crisis.

The negative data from these trials, which indicated that placebos were almost as effective as the popular drugs Prozac, Paxil, Zoloft, Celexa, Serzone and Effexor, was conveniently hidden by the manufacturers of the drugs.

Arbitrarily shoehorning a woman in, either to avoid a lawsuit or to avoid the mere possibility of homoerotic subtext, is cowardly, lazy writing, conveniently hidden behind the pretense of the producers attempting to be "inclusive" in writing strong female characters.

Conveniently, they hide behind the mantra that they "cannot intervene in a matter for the UAE domestic courts", and turn a blind eye – yet David Cameron is happy to personally intervene when it comes to trade deals and the sale of fighter jets to the country.