Sentence examples for somewhat conveniently from inspiring English sources

Somewhat conveniently disoriented, McFall intervenes in an attempted rape, and is sent to a "Sweats-soaked" Pentonville.

The article attempts to imprudently and somewhat conveniently contextualize these isolated crimes within a tendentious narrative of the long history between Turks and Armenians.

Fabric has, somewhat conveniently, been painted by a sub-committee as a kind of nefarious den of inequity stuffed to the gills with shambling, stumbling teenagers who've filled their boots literally with MDMA, while security and staff turn a blind eye.

Differentiation of a moderately reversible ligand from general reversible ligands is somewhat arbitrary, though we conveniently defined this with the k 4 value (≤0.03/min) in this study.

Whatever the message, the contribution made by each signal — what he called, somewhat provocatively, its "information" — could be quantified in binary digits (i.e., 1s and 0s), a term that conveniently condensed to "bits".

But definitions differ conveniently.

Conveniently, she's recently orphaned.

They conveniently ignore three facts.

The war conveniently obliged.

(Mrs. Kennedy, conveniently, was away).

Conveniently, it hates her back.