Sentence examples for expedient memory from inspiring English sources

Under questioning, the president's "I don't remembers" begin as politically expedient memory lapses and morph on screen into the tragic blank spaces of early Alzheimer's.

Loyalists smell a rat, a political deal, an expedient insult to the memory of their dead.

It is expedient to shift the memorial park 40 yards, but the memory of fallen soldiers should supersede that change.

It is expedient.

This expedient is hardly unprecedented.

Impatience is expedient.

His going became expedient.

Bill Clinton did what was expedient.

The embargo may be legally expedient too.

There's only expedient exaggeration".

Was it merely expedient for the drama?