Sentence examples for conveniently neglecting from inspiring English sources

With the selective memory of a typical politician, Peter Mutharika argues that he will bring the good times back, conveniently neglecting to mention the precarious state of the economy at the time of his brother's death.

Conveniently neglecting to mention he ran for President in 2000 and for a U.S. Senate seat in Georgia in 2004 and lost both races.

Heads of major financial institutions often demonize financial regulation as a supposed destroyer of jobs (while conveniently neglecting to mention how their gambling on exotic securities destroyed enough jobs to employ three Michigans).

Still, it looks like Denis Kvasov might get to play the part of scapegoat in this story as Russian authorities pursue a 3-year, 15 million ruble fine while at the same time conveniently neglecting to notice the very Allofmp3.com-like MP3sparks.com site that's risen from the old site's ashes.

I see you conveniently neglected to mention X. B2.

The Democrats (and the Republicans) conveniently neglected to mention the fact that they had just gutted the long-term revenue source for their entire package, the excise tax on high-cost insurance plans.

Mr. Romney conveniently neglects to mention that Mr. Obama's predecessor, George W. Bush, diverted American attention from Iran — the greatest threat to Israel's existence — to Iraq, even helping to put a pro-Iranian leader in power in Baghdad.

Yahoo! conveniently neglects in its press release to tell you about the extremely important above mentioned guarantees that Microsoft was willing to make; c.

They will therefore conveniently neglect to present the clear fossil evidence that life extends back to at least 3.5 billion years before the present.

Because the WSJ conveniently neglected to include the context.

Any gospels that displeased the Republicans were conveniently neglected or declared heretical.