Sentence examples for overly convenient from inspiring English sources
It's an overly convenient contrivance; one wonders why others wouldn't read the fine print and get in on the cash‑tastrophe action, too.
And yet these overly convenient connections reflect a larger truth that obtains between Main Street and Wall Street: compact or no compact, the fates of both streets are entwined.
It's an overly convenient plot point that there's a lonely, elderly man next door, mourning the death of his longtime boyfriend, and he takes an interest in the girls.
If my primary criticism of Freedom concerns Patty, my secondary one centres around a death that feels incompatible with the book's tone as well as overly convenient in serving the plot.
Sounds dangerously too convenient.
Pick someone convenient, but not too convenient.
It's a symbol of everything convenient and overly easy in the world today".
The Republican claim about wealthy small business job creators, it turns out, is based on a convenient and overly broad definition of "small" that includes partnerships and S-corporations, like hedge funds, accounting firms, law practices and other often big businesses.
