Sentence examples for propitious circumstances from inspiring English sources

Propitious circumstances for the opposition, you might think.Apparently not.

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

Their current weapon of necessity is terrorism but, given propitious circumstances, they can work through the ballot box as well.

And his family's never very propitious circumstances received a blow when, after the war, his father was imprisoned for his fascist sympathies.

That changed in the run-up to the 2010 general election, when the party began to connect Euroscepticism with public hostility to immigration from Europe, in increasingly propitious circumstances.

In less propitious circumstances, voters might have hesitated before voting for a measure to cap immigration that Swiss business recognises has delivered wealth-generating skills and substantial economic benefits.

After 1340, when the battle of Río Salado settled the question of the straits in Castile's favour, Granada adopted a policy of isolation, taking advantage of any propitious circumstance to strengthen its land frontiers.

But now, in the most propitious of circumstances, they were unable to go one better and claim the parliamentary seat which still eludes them.

I don't think I've ever witnessed the unveiling of a Trafalgar Square fourth plinth commission in such propitious meteorological circumstances.

The expansion of the electorate, the excitement of the young, came in uniquely propitious Democratic circumstances and amid unparalleled enthusiasm for electing the first African-American President.

Coming after the artistic breakthrough of "Macbeth," it arose under circumstances propitious for another major achievement.