Sentence examples for interesting expedient from inspiring English sources

15 Noting substantial difficulties in identifying 'good motives' let alone thinking about how, other than through early education and imaginative engagement with others, or thinking about how to manipulate or improve them, Douglas adopts the interesting expedient of trying to identify what he calls 'counter-moral emotions'.

It is expedient.

This expedient is hardly unprecedented.

Impatience is expedient.

His going became expedient.

The embargo may be legally expedient too.

Bill Clinton did what was expedient.

She does whatever is politically expedient".

Was it merely expedient for the drama?

There's only expedient exaggeration".

Expedient started out as meaning "suitable, fit"; Shakespeare wrote that "expedient manage must be made" and "with all expedient duty".