Sentence examples similar to opportune subject from inspiring English sources
"From Motown to Off the Wall" arrives at an opportune time: Spike Lee is the subject of much media attention related to discussions of the Oscars whiteness problem; the Grammys, meanwhile, will be broadcast next weekend.
Here is the port-soaked "Books" Bagshaw, in Books Do Furnish a Room: "He possessed that opportune facility for turning out several thousand words on any subject whatever at the shortest possible notice: politics: sport: books: finance: science: art: fashion - as he himself said, "War, Famine, Pestilence or Death on a Pale Horse".
(Picture book; ages 4 to 8) Their subject matter may be solemn, but Christmas pageants are opportune moments for comedy.
In light of Ferguson, Staten Island, and the marches throughout the country calling for racial justice, the film's subject matter is all the more compelling and its timing more opportune.
Advancements in data collection and analysis for ET since the iso-HST state was first reported [19] suggested that now is an opportune moment to reexamine this state as a reference for HST specimens subjected to a quick stretch or quick release that are currently under study.
Bond's anniversary has come at an opportune time, with a multitude of other British cultural figures, from Shakespeare and Dickens to Damien Hirst and the Queen, the subject of shows and celebrations as the Oympics come to London.
And very opportune they are.
Mr. Ma's timing was opportune.
It was an opportune moment.
His timing was extraordinarily opportune.
