Sentence examples for a highly propitious from inspiring English sources

The event in New York was honoured by the presence of Her Royal Highness Princess Bajrakitiyabha Mahidol of Thailand who indicated that this occasion constituted, "a highly propitious occasion to raise the awareness of the international community on the central role of soils in our lives".

Certainly an "America first" strategy is not highly propitious.

Graham's emergence as an evangelist came at a propitious moment for 20th-century Protestants.

Chris Christie became the governor of New Jersey at a propitious moment for a conservative Republican in a blue state.

Relations with Britain were on an upturn, so it was a propitious time for creative diplomacy.

Wyler spoke at a most propitious moment.

Or was it a good, propitious moment?

Humility is not a virtue propitious to the artist.

George Steinbrenner couldn't have asked for a more propitious event.

It could not have happened at a more propitious time.

Bigshot Democrats can then prepare for battle at a more propitious time.