Sentence examples for how propitious from inspiring English sources
Like Sir John Woodroffe and Georg Feuerstein, many Tantric scholars (as well as sincere practitioners) agree that, no matter how propitious or appalling you describe them, Shiva and Devi are simply recognizable symbols for everyday, abstract (yet tangible) concepts such as perception, knowledge, space-time, causation and the process of liberating oneself from the confines of such things.
The historical moment was propitious and he knew how to take advantage of it.
When the ascetic-looking gent with No. 42 on his back enters the game, maybe it doesn't matter how the Yankees arrived at this propitious moment.
Yet as April ends, it's a propitious moment for an early evaluation of how President Barack Obama and congressional Republicans are meeting the aspirations set out in January.
If you watched us in Game 6, you know how I answered that one, and at a most propitious moment, when Shaq was shackled and Kobe was stumbling and the Mailman looked as if he had made his last delivery in 1999.
Go and study the tapes of these autumn internationals and see how many times northern hemisphere sides received loose ball in propitious counter attacking situations in their own half, yet lacked the true conviction to do serious damage going forward, to make it pay.
The timing was propitious.
His timing was propitious.
The timing is propitious.
The timing looked propitious.
Early signs are propitious.
