Sentence examples for we conveniently forget from inspiring English sources

They have also always catalogued and categorized, the crucial point being, as Galton and the eugenicists demonstrated, that all these functions blur in ways we conveniently forget.

We might even invite the very small farmers in Humboldt County (if we conveniently forget the illegal crop that several of our candidates swear they haven't touched in decades).

For instance, we conveniently forget that the summer of 76 produced both droughts and a record number of wasps that plagued picnics, ruined days at the beach and made walks in the countryside unbearable.

We conveniently forget the fights, the tears, the anger; the misery we lived in as a couple on the verge of breaking up.

At times like this our default is to fall back on the blame game which has only kept us stuck in the same rhetoric: gun control debates and "othering" the disenfranchised who we conveniently forget.

At the same time, we conveniently forget that when the government becomes immoral or misguided it's supposed to be we artists and intellectuals who take the risks and step up to the line to help chart a better course.

We sell ourselves as inclusionists at every opportunity, yet we often conveniently forget to acknowledge that much of our world revolves around status signifiers, intricate hierarchies, and flat-out exclusivity.

It probably would have made the news briefly, and then we'd have forgotten it like so many other deaths like we so conveniently forget.

We also conveniently forget that cycling keeps you warm – comfortably so.

We rather conveniently forget that paid sabbaticals come with serious (and legitimate) expectations on the part of employers.

This will hide away the fact that the destruction is even happening so we can conveniently forget about it.