Sentence examples for particularly propitious from inspiring English sources

Neither the time nor the place seemed particularly propitious.

It was, just then, a particularly propitious moment in the history of the Kingdom of Bhutan.

This year's series seemed indeed to have started at a particularly propitious moment.

Mrs. Clinton's daytime appearance seems particularly propitious, given her current campaign for the United States Senate.

Nor is the weather in Poland (drizzly and cold) particularly propitious, at least as far as PO is concerned.

The formation of the Welsh Language Society in 1962 was particularly propitious, because it allowed Plaid to turn more of its attention to electoral politics.

This is an especially propitious, auspicious time to pray for something.

The new link should allow other, further-flung fields to be exploited, such as the Lagavulin oil prospect, 250km north of the Shetlands, where Chevron began exploratory drilling in October.Of course, after the oil spill in the Gulf of Mexico, this is not the most propitious climate for deepwater drilling, particularly in an area routinely described as pristine.

Good Friday seems a propitious time to examine the broad outline of these various depictions – particularly in view of the fact that, this very week, they have been thrown into arresting relief by the publication of The Good Man Jesus and the Scoundrel Christ, a wonderfully fresh reworking of the Gospel stories by Philip Pullman.

The timing was propitious.

His timing was propitious.