Sentence examples for a propitious and from inspiring English sources

It can harness and co-opt and corrupt true and good believers if it has a propitious and toxic enough environment.

But even as the song continues to grow in popularity, and Ylvis is invited to perform it on American programs like "Late Night" and the "Today" show, it is becoming both a blessing and a burden to its creators — a propitious opportunity and a prank that backfired wildly.

Envoys of Emperor Alexius Comnenus thus arrived at the Council of Piacenza in 1095 at a propitious moment, and it seems probable that Pope Urban II viewed military aid as a means toward restoring ecclesiastical unity.

To help along romance, the house builds a wood fire timed to reach "its climax stage" at a propitious moment and serves a succulent meal for two that features "thin slices of salmon... chemically cooked with lemon juice and nanomachines".

At present, there would appear to be a propitious academic, activist and policy conjuncture for the widening of the discourse on child deprivation in India.

Settling in the dead Plath's bed was not a propitious start to hers and Hughes's relationship: this much-married woman was finally forsaken by the one man she most wanted to spend her life with.

These two historic efforts to alleviate poverty in America create a perfect backdrop and a propitious opportunity for us to recommit ourselves in this critical moment to protecting the dignity and ensuring the full humanity of poor people across the nation.

China's pivot towards liberalisation and global markets came at a propitious time in terms of politics, business and technology.

It is not a propitious encounter: she is clipped and dismissive at his mild flirtatious interest.

This is the season of awards, and so a propitious time for the punter with the culture section in his or her pocket, rather than the Racing Post.

It was a propitious time to do so, and most of the major works housed in the Gemäldegalerie Alte Meister (Theaterplatz 1; 49-351- 4914-6679; skd.museum; 10 euros) were assembled within a 50-year period.