Sentence examples for really expedient from inspiring English sources

"It is not really expedient for his political career right now," said Kessler.

LaBeouf stated that, during his first meeting with Stone, the director was "really expedient about killing any ego or conceit on my part", saying not to worry because Tom Cruise was not an actor when he first worked with him either, which LaBeouf considered a knife to his heart.

The Web site is secure, C.R. typed, so "providing the credit card number on the online form is really the most expedient way of completing your complaint and moving forward".

His disheartened supporters are beginning to see that "Change We Can Believe In" is really "Change When It's Expedient".

It may be more politically expedient, but it really amounts to a failure of the imagination, and only serves to play into the new dire homonormativity.

You have to admit, though, sir, that you did this for politically expedient reasons, and really didn't consider the need to help guarantee basic equal rights and the core message that it means for all people by being principled in your choices.

In the absence of a costed plan to really, truly sort out the NHS, we're left with politically expedient choices.

But Kathryn E. Freed, a term-limited Council member from Manhattan who is running for the office of public advocate, said last night that "it would be hypocritical for me, even if it's expedient, to now come out against term limits, because it's really going to be a chaotic system".

Some people say they like it because you get to stay inside and watch box sets, but what they don't realize is that you can also do this in summer by the simple expedient of not worrying too much if everyone thinks you're a really depressing person to be around.

They give themselves a grade the extent to which they really think about the ideas and material (as opposed to simply completing assignments in the most expedient way).

He issued a statement noting that Mr. Kerry "voted for the war" but turned against it "when it was politically expedient" and now has his aides "saying that his vote to authorize force wasn't really a vote to go to war".