Sentence examples for conveniently phrased from inspiring English sources

The comment, which suggests the president is working for Iran or other interests, is conveniently phrased in the sort of nebulous open question that's meant to raise the topic of Obama potentially working for another country or terrorist organization while distancing Zeldin from actually saying that.

The two compromised and agreed that the new government would support the "federative principle"—a conveniently elastic phrase.

From the vantage point of this inquirer, it certainly looks as if the allegation particularly the choice of the conveniently vague phrasing "sexual relations" combined with otherwise highly specific details about the when, the where, and the who of the supposed event amounted to a trumped-up attempt on the part of a small circle of Bailey's transwomen critics to damage his professional reputation.

Frequency questions are phrased.

The doublet extractor works fast to produce a neat list of candidate phrases that can be conveniently reviewed by a curator.

More importantly, however, it conveniently ignores that it was the right which coined and embraced the phrase -- The Axis of Evil.

But definitions differ conveniently.

Conveniently, she's recently orphaned.

They conveniently ignore three facts.

The war conveniently obliged.

This is conveniently included.