Sentence examples for especially propitious from inspiring English sources

The moments around the ingestion of food are especially propitious to moral education.

This crater's existence is especially propitious because there are no study-befuddling variations in the Earth's magnetic field nearby.

A pol gives a hot piece of news about, say, an impending appointment -- late afternoon is an especially propitious time for this dodge -- to a reporter.

In his honour she has kept rigidly to that schedule, but after being beaten comfortably by Gajdosova at Roland Garros, the omens for Wimbledon didn't seem especially propitious when she lost on grass in the opening round in Birmingham.

Word to the nonlunar: the Year of the Golden Dragon, which began on Feb. 5 and ends next January, is regarded as an especially propitious year to make business deals, buy property and have a baby.

He said "Survivor" was arriving at an especially propitious time for the morning competition because it coincides with the departure -- for NBC's entertainment division -- of Jeff Zucker, the unchallenged leader of morning television as the executive producer of "Today".

Neither the time nor the place seemed particularly propitious.

It is therefore particularly propitious as a location for the development of cross-disciplinary work. .

Herod's law ReprintsIt was not the most propitious start, especially since two of his best-known supporters decided to pull out of the race.

In Thomson's eyes, the French New Wave, and especially Godard's work, was one propitious outgrowth of this change: because the Cahiers du Cinéma crowd rose to prominence as critics, their filmmaking employed a vocabulary tinged with allusion and anxious self-awareness.

Especially at the beginning, when circumstances were propitious, Mr Yushchenko should have been tougher.Instead, his presidency was crippled by his revolutionary debts.