Sentence examples for never convenient from inspiring English sources

It is never convenient to confess such a mistake.

There's never a good time — it's never convenient.

Dissident underlings are never convenient, in theology as in business.

Miracles are never convenient (the baby's going to be born whether or not there's a hotel room – and there isn't).

It is never convenient when a big breaking news story happens in the middle of a news awards ceremony.

A compulsion is never convenient.

There's never any convenient time for any of them," wrote Margaret Mitchell in "Gone With the Wind".

There is never a convenient time to have a baby if you also have a job, as anyone who has ever had a job and a baby can attest.

There's never a convenient time to take a few weeks out of a busy development schedule, and December is as inconvenient as it gets, but Apple's developer relations folks were helpful and the approval process itself worked reasonably well once we'd worked out the kinks.

There's never a convenient time for somebody you care about to die, but you hope to be somewhat able to cope with it when it finally does happen.

The inference was that he had, though to what extent he never reveals, beyond convenient clichés.