Sentence examples for conveniently left from inspiring English sources

Irving had conveniently left this passage out.

Conveniently left out is the fact that since 2003 they have shot back up again.

Curiously, the doors to the arsenal had been conveniently left open that night.

The reason: Trump conveniently left out of a pretty important modifier.

The paths were dotted with black mats that people had conveniently left behind for the next time.

After a shootout in Joplin, Mo., police discovered that the murdering bandits conveniently left behind a camera at the scene.

That is the perception, which conveniently leaves out or minimizes his superior athletic gifts.

Adele today announced a mammoth world tour, which conveniently leaves rumour for a rumoured Glastonbury spot.

This conveniently leaves Lyndon B. Johnson and Richard Nixon — history's multipurpose punching bags — to shoulder the blame.

By conveniently leaving out the "nots" and "nos," a colleague was able to construct a blurb from the review: "hilarious..

(They conveniently leave out how the mid-1960s backlash to the civil-rights movement pulled the Southern bloc away from the Democrats, but that's another point).