Sentence examples for kind of convenient from inspiring English sources

"I'm Korean, so it is kind of convenient," he said.

On the other side, what's kind of convenient is everything cancels.

It was a kind of convenient fantasy that required no commitment or risk.

(Laughter ) This is what delegation — I don't mean to be dodging the question, although it's kind of convenient in this case, but never — (laughter ).

It did not draw the borders of Arab states – that came later – but it has become a kind of convenient shorthand for western double-dealing and perfidy.

I've worked on campus before, at a lab, but here you can create your own schedule, and that's kind of convenient".

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Graham Allison, a Harvard professor of government who specializes in international security, called Mr. Barak's statement "kind of a convenient excuse," adding that "the reason they really blinked" was that the prime minister was unable to convince a majority of his cabinet of the wisdom of acting alone.

He is fantastically irritating, with an all-but-unintelligible accent with which he says things like: "We's a goin' home!" and "Me's a scaaaared!" I need hardly say Jar Jar is supposed to be black: or rather he is a kind of interplanetary, convenient Lucasfilms-variant on black.

Which is fitting, since part of the point of the Terminator movies is to register ambivalence about technological progress, which fills our lives with all kinds of cool, convenient stuff that somehow brings an intimation of our eventual obsolescence.

At the heart of the disputes are the kind of small but convenient features that would cause many people to complain if they were not in their smartphones.