Sentence examples for is opportune from inspiring English sources
adjective
Suitable for some particular purpose.
- This would be an opportune spot for a picnic
In light of the recent events across the Arab region, the time is opportune for a careful examination of the new opportunities and challenges facing Arab women.
A review of these studies is opportune.
The timing, for the authors, at least, is opportune.
Still, the timing of his book is opportune.
Perhaps it was personally difficult, but politically the arrangement is opportune.
Booth's study of Scandinavia and its people is opportune: Nordic noir has never been more fashionable.
Mr. Ma's timing was opportune.
The timing was opportune: Karzai was on a trip to Europe, in search of financial backing.
It was opportune timing for Tejada, who was hitless in his previous 18 at-bats.
Theoretically, Bournemouth were opportune opposition, since their season has been cruelly destabilised by injury.
Some military commanders said conditions in Libya on Saturday may not have been opportune.
