Sentence examples for very conveniently from inspiring English sources

He claims he received Pelosi's invitation first - very conveniently.

And we've been able to fit the pavilion into the landscape very conveniently".

Second, men are underrepresented here because their definition of hiding differs very conveniently from their wives'.

To begin with, Dr. Gorodnichy said, "the nose is located very conveniently in the middle of the face".

The internet and emails have come along "very conveniently for people who didn't learn punctuation and can therefore get by".

It is the one argument for a "truth" he makes in a hundred and seven essays: "Nature has very conveniently cast the action of our sight outwards.

And isn't the incoming chairman of Mr. Obama's Council on Jobs and Competitiveness very conveniently the chairman and chief executive of General Electric, Jeffrey Immelt?

This enforced abstinence coincided very conveniently with the tragic, yet inevitable closure of my club - The Colony Room – London's greatest ever den of iniquity.

It makes me so angry that people in power, or potential power, can very conveniently ignore what most scientists now agree on.

I have used a copper IUD (commercial name Paragard) for years and years, I love it because it very effectively and conveniently does the job of birth control and does not change my hormonal balance in the process.

The two ugly developments -- both focused on race -- were the heavy-handed investigation by Florida state troopers of black get-out-the-vote efforts in Orlando, and the state's blatant attempt to purge blacks from voter rolls through the use of a flawed list of supposed felons that contained the names of thousands of African-Americans and, conveniently, very few Hispanics.