Sentence examples for conveniently known from inspiring English sources

These are seminal masterworks of what is too conveniently known as cinéma vérité.

But I recently stumbled upon another credit-building product, conveniently known as a credit builder loan, that helps consumers establish credit or improve their scores.

The Festival International d'Art Lyrique d'Aix-en-Provence, more conveniently known as the Aix Festival, offers lovely opera performances in an open-air theater in the charming Provençal city.

It has a date and location so that both parties can conveniently know the trial date.

On taking office in 2012, Xi – who, conveniently, is known for being a football fan rather than a golf aficionado – promised to target corrupt cadres of all seniority, both "flies and tigers" as he put it.

Conveniently, they knew a real-estate developer who was willing to help them negotiate with the landlord to break their lease.

Indeed, the paper in question, by Michael Rubenstein of Harvard University and his colleagues, describes what might, in the hands of a film-maker, be an even scarier idea: a swarm whose members can co-ordinate their actions.To be precise, Dr Rubenstein's 'bot swarm (above) has 1,024 members (210 being a conveniently binary number), known apparently without irony as kilobots.

Conveniently, it is known that the selection on gene expression varies across tissues (Khaitovich et al. 2005; Brawand et al. 2011).

No one conveniently recapitulates what is known and not known.

Conveniently, not much is known about their origins.

In order to get to grips with this extraordinarily disturbing oil painting, made in war-pummelled post-war Europe, by a man who was born Alfred Otto Wolfgang Schulze and later came to be known (more conveniently) as Wols, we need to dig into the history of abstract painting a little.