Sentence examples for seemed a convenient from inspiring English sources

The goalkeeper Diego Benaglio missed out against Ingolstadt but his rib injury almost seemed a convenient excuse to omit him for Koen Casteels.

Then Montenegro seceded, and the Montenegrin forward Mirko Vucinic withdrew from the squad (injured, it was said, but it seemed a convenient injury), being replaced by the son of the manager, Ilija Petkovic.

It seemed a convenient place to park Crimea.

On its face, the solution seemed a convenient and timely solution for all sides.

Early last year, I had relocated my wife and family there for their safety and it seemed a convenient place to settle.

Although a coda to the movie links the events of the story to American prosecution of the Vietnam War a decade later, that afterword seems a convenient formality.

Her madness, at times, seems a convenient device to bring the story to a conclusion while still following the fairy-tale motif -- as does the happily-ever-after ending.

It does seem a convenient time to introduce a new plan considering the previous losses, coupled with the ACA's currently precarious position as the threat of an overhaul lingers.

But that seems a convenient avoidance of a more complex problem -- a plague.

It seemed a little convenient that the Wise Men would be able to find a baby in a manger by following a star.

Talking of Rich Akers I wasn't sure about Fleming and Arnott's getting to question him without anyone present – it seemed a little too convenient, particularly the way his lawyer just upped and left.