Expediency (n.) that creates a friendship will also destroy it.
Expediency (n.) divorced from the right is the most prolific source of evil ever to enter human society.
Expediency (n.) imagined in what is wrong is already a misfortune: the mere thinking that it is expedient is itself the harm.
Expediency (n.) seemed to lie, for Regulus, in being home with wife and children; he regarded it as delusive, for Magnanimity and Fortitude deny that it was expedient.
Expediency (n.) is what everyone pursues, and because it is never found save in good report, honor and right, we rank these first and treat expediency so defined as indispensable.