Sentence examples for conveniently talking from inspiring English sources
Hanging a left at Saturn, our space oddity flies to a church in Africa (the globe helpfully says "AFRICA"), where it briefly inhabits the body of a preacher who is conveniently talking about the Book of Revelation.
Perhaps the familiarity of Woodward's method has begun to shape what his interlocutors tell him: recollected emotions often dovetail conveniently with talking points.
This conveniently dovetails with right-wing talking points, but fails to address the massive breakdown in prime mortgages or the developing crisis in commercial real estate.
But it would conveniently give Republican senators a talking point that their counterparts in the House won't have: "You say Congress isn't doing much, but we just passed a big tax break!" Perhaps this is what Mitch McConnell is up to.
He chuckled wryly when talking about the funding of political parties, conveniently ignoring the scores of neglected UK funding reform proposals and the fact that his party would take money from absolutely anyone if it could.
US Cellular Field Chicago White Sox Chicago, IL When talking about long-suffering Chicago baseball fans, people conveniently forget that the White Sox actually won a world series in 2005.
And I'm not talking about Messianic Jews, otherwise known by their catchier and conveniently alliterated title "Jews for Jesus".
You will be able to find out more by talking to staff from the various universities and they are conveniently all under one roof.
Also, conveniently, he can't talk back to us, no matter how bizarrely Mr. Tompkins generalizes about him.
Being an esthete and a famous snob, he regarded America as uncouth despite the fact -- a fact he tended conveniently to overlook when he talked about the United States -- that Americans had privately collected his work when Europeans still wouldn't touch it.
