Sentence examples similar to opportune occasions from inspiring English sources
His vigorous pen was never at rest, and he seized every opportune occasion to impress upon the authorities the needs of the artillery.
The topic of developmental 'vestiges' and their proper distinction from true (evolutionary) vestiges provides an opportune occasion for biologists to focus more clearly on the fundamental differences between processes of organismal change, which often bedevil students who lack a clear grasp of evolutionary patterns and processes.
Next December is an opportune occasion to institutionalize a state of the union address custom.
And it's nice that the White House took the time to point out that it was a bad thing too, but they should have never, EVER suggested that the raising of the debt ceiling was an opportune occasion to do budget-bargaining in the first place.
POPE Francis comes along at an opportune juncture.
She believed Gray had been hiding in her garden on previous occasions and had waited for an opportune moment to break in.
While a formal apology would have largely symbolic value only, the advent of the new millennium was an auspicious occasion for sending a signal federal message to Indian Country, an opportune time to make a formal apology that was long overdue.
Columbia University's European Law Fellows' thought this an opportune moment, and The Columbia Journal of European Law an opportune vehicle, for taking stock of the scholarly writing occasioned by the 1991 intergovernmental conferences and their progeny, the Maastricht Treaty on European Union.
And very opportune they are.
His timing was extraordinarily opportune.
