Sentence examples for most propitious from inspiring English sources

In other words, conditions were most propitious for evolutionary innovation.

Both are done at the most propitious price".

This might not be the most propitious of economic moments to start a ballet company.

It may well have been the most propitious invitation I ever sent.

Moderate suburban voters do not see the world as liberals do, even in the most propitious circumstances, and never will.

This is not the most propitious way of triggering a campaign over which no leader will have much control.

Smith was the premier — in truth, the only — sculptor in the first rank of the generation of Abstract Expressionism and perhaps its most widely liked artist (not always a propitious sign for an avant-gardist).

It was a propitious time to do so, and most of the major works housed in the Gemäldegalerie Alte Meister (Theaterplatz 1; 49-351- 4914-6679; skd.museum; 10 euros) were assembled within a 50-year period.

Two new mural-size paintings, from a series called "The Propitious Garden of Plane Image," are his most ambitious to date.

But the risk is growing that they will sit this election out, waiting for more propitious times in 2008.Over the next two months, then, most political activity will be on the Democratic side.

His involvement with London Citizens, the most effective demonstration of the Big Society we have, is also propitious.