Sentence examples for has very conveniently from inspiring English sources

It is the one argument for a "truth" he makes in a hundred and seven essays: "Nature has very conveniently cast the action of our sight outwards.

She had very conveniently forgotten about that.

And it wasn't the case that he had 32 bags and couldn't keep track of them, as I had very conveniently imagined.

The eurozone crisis has been very conveniently framed as a sovereign debt crisis in fiscally loose peripheral economies from the very beginning.

"I have a very conveniently photographic memory of emotions — it's overwhelming, because things don't fade for me," she said.

But now, al-Libi has reportedly and very conveniently "committed suicide" in a prison cell in Libya, where he was dispatched to the tender mercies of the Bush administration's newfound friends in the Qaddafi regime several years ago.

The internet and emails have come along "very conveniently for people who didn't learn punctuation and can therefore get by".

But this is a very good moment to look at it and see what state it's in". The internet and emails have come along "very conveniently for people who didn't learn punctuation and can therefore get by".

Frito-Lay, very conveniently, hasn't published the tally from their supposed online poll.

Not long after this disastrous affair she is delivered (by cab) back to her brother-in-law's (John) magical castle, an oasis that very conveniently has 18 holes of golf, as he keeps reminding her.

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