Sentence examples for considered inauspicious from inspiring English sources

"Four is considered inauspicious in Chinese and Indian culture as well".

Religious life was determined by a dual calendar system, one of 260 days comprising 20 "months" of 13 days, the other a 365-day solar calendar comprising 18 "months" of 20 days, along with five days considered inauspicious for rituals.

This explains why objects representing the sickness and impurities of the past year the new year begins immediately after Holi are thrown into the bonfire, and it is considered inauspicious not to look at it.

Widows in general are considered inauspicious, dangerous, and susceptible to possession by evil spirits.

On festive occasions, usually 'tava' (flat pan for roti) is considered inauspicious, and instead fried foods are consumed.

This period is considered inauspicious, and as such as no auspicious ceremonies like marriage can take place.

It was an inauspicious start to say the least, and while that could be considered unfortunate in the extreme, Wales were let down by some disastrous decision-making.

Born on a day sacred to Palpitattle, Mosca is considered an inauspicious child, by turns attracting venomous glances, or shunned altogether simply because of an accident of birth.

" The stall is doing well and sales are growing, he said, but he couldn't name how many vada pavs they sell a day because he considers it inauspicious to count food.

The results notably highlight the expansion of fir forests that, based on ecological and accessibility criteria, could be considered as rather inauspicious for settlement and hunting as well as for pastoral activities.

All things considered, it was an inauspicious start to our Caribbean holiday.