Sentence examples for a propitious view of from inspiring English sources
Based on his recent debate performance, the GOP establishment garners a propitious view of Pence.
The cable also: Highlighted what it called "A Propitious Lack of Monetary Policy Tools".
He said, "I call it, from the spiritual standpoint, a kairos moment" — a propitious set of circumstances.
"But you need a propitious set of circumstances to show that".
The first nuclear era, from the late 1940s through the 1990s, which was dominated by the nuclear standoff between the Soviet Union and the United States, seemed propitious for this view of the world.
It does not seem like a propitious New Year for any of the parties concerned.(Picture credit: AFP).
China's pivot towards liberalisation and global markets came at a propitious time in terms of politics, business and technology.
The Metropolitan Region of São Paulo, Brazil, is a propitious region to analyze the distribution of mental disorders and its effects.
Good Friday seems a propitious time to examine the broad outline of these various depictions – particularly in view of the fact that, this very week, they have been thrown into arresting relief by the publication of The Good Man Jesus and the Scoundrel Christ, a wonderfully fresh reworking of the Gospel stories by Philip Pullman.
His birth occurred at a propitious moment for the history of the English language, education, the theatre, England's social and political structure, and the dawning British Empire.
