Sentence examples for its propitious from inspiring English sources

The sample of Washington elites was aware of its propitious situation: Seventy-four percent of those surveyed said the economic downturn has hurt them less than most Americans.

But where Harold Pinter's Betrayal goes steadily back in time from the bitter end of a relationship to its seemingly propitious start, Blue Valentine hops around over some six or seven years as the couple reflect on their lives.

"This is the fastest rate of output growth since the first quarter of 2015 for the eurozone and its timing is propitious given the numerous sources of anxiety for the continent.

But even as the song continues to grow in popularity, and Ylvis is invited to perform it on American programs like "Late Night" and the "Today" show, it is becoming both a blessing and a burden to its creators — a propitious opportunity and a prank that backfired wildly.

It was propitious timing.

Around the world the social conditions that gave rise to fascism in its German and Japanese forms in the 1930s have perhaps never been so propitious for its resurgence since that decade.

And its timing may be propitious.

While the bus made it on to TV in Indonesia, where its presence was taken as a propitious omen for tourism, it has also had more than its share of onboard dramas.

It might just be biding its time, but Kagan makes a good case that its geopolitical position is not propitious: while the United States is flanked by oceans, China is encircled by wary, watchful neighbors.

It's a propitious time for reform.

Or was it a good, propitious moment?