Sentence examples for conveniently overlook from inspiring English sources

Too many of today's so-called fiscal conservatives conveniently overlook the budgetary consequences of military spending.

Mr. Spitzer's report is a seedy tale that, unfortunately, will not get anybody in trouble because Albany's lobbying laws conveniently overlook such behavior.

These critics conveniently overlook much larger doles from the government that benefit the rich: for example, this year's budget waived about $12 billion in customs duties on the import of gold, silver and jewelry.

Ground zero for the Bush Republican elite is this wealthy enclave, McLean, named after a former owner and publisher of The Washington Post (a fact that conservatives conveniently overlook).

And fans who exult in sticking it to the record companies by downloading unauthorized MP3's conveniently overlook the fact that they are sticking it to their favorite artists as well.

Re "Insurers Tighten Rules and Reduce Fees for Doctors" (front page, June 28): Health maintenance organizations conveniently overlook the fact that physicians are the key value creators in the health care system.

The honeyed glow is almost warm: the terrace of the Sands Hotel conveniently overlooks this spectacle.

Conveniently overlooked in the stereotyping is the fact that the United Nations helps fill our pockets.

And yet on this matter it is conveniently overlooked in a halfhearted compromise scenario.

The president conveniently overlooks the fact that the Senate has confirmed more than 200 of his nominees.

So he conveniently overlooked the importance of being with his wife when she was having her cancer test.