Sentence examples for so conveniently that from inspiring English sources

It all happens so fast, and so conveniently, that it just feels contrived.

If Mr Lott leaves in 2007, he only has to wait one year.The idea that Mr Lott is retiring in order to get around the ethics rules and line his pockets with lobbyist money fits conveniently with the stereotype that top Republicans are craven and greedy--so conveniently that it's remarkable.

It came out of the long barrel of a gun, which fit oh so conveniently behind that black trenchcoat.

Nor is there any point to retreating to "the Green Lines" people like to speak about while "forgetting" -- ever so conveniently -- that there was never anything "official" about these.

If he does that, he might come to realize that the "rage" that he so conveniently ascribes to Obama is actually his own.

She's gonna get into that crevice you so conveniently forgot about.

There are revelations too: for example, that the "rightwing fanatic" who so conveniently murdered Admiral François Darlan in Algiers in 1942 happened to be working for the British Special Operations Executive.

In space, wormholes are unlikely to be positioned quite so conveniently, though: they might speed up some messages, but that communication still would not be instantaneous.

It's that he doesn't go far enough, and in doing so conveniently avoids requiring himself or anyone else from doing anything but being concerned.

And so conveniently close to the Ritz!

Few things on the Internet die so conveniently.