Their main themes tend to be eros and God (i.e., women and death) but they happen in a generally propitious America, where life is rarely really unbearable.
Their themes tend to be eros and God (that is, women and death) but they happen in a generally propitious America, where life is rarely really unbearable.
Their principal themes tend to be eros and God (i.e., women and death) but they happen in a generally propitious America, where life is rarely really unbearable.
Here, each gravitational collapse of a universe, and each new black hole, spawns a new universe with slightly different physical constants, and natural selection favors universes with new and larger stars, more of which eventually collapse into black holes — which universes are, incidentally, more propitious for evolving life.
Although pets are expected to have propitious value in real life, the traditional health indicators will not coach it out.
We have reached a propitious moment to inquire whether life-extending equilibrium is achievable.
Gemini The propitious stars prevailing in your personal life favour relationships that are ambiguous or half-broken being set to rights.
Still, issuers don't seem to care about this commission, and are instead willing to pay them to ensure good service at a propitious time in the company's life.
By Mollie Panter-Downes The New Yorker, November 8 , 1947P. 115...The instability of life today is not propitious for novel writing, apparently, to judge by the absence of any important novel in the autumn list.
Up to this time the tenor of life at Steventon rectory had been propitious for Jane Austen's growth as a novelist.
Nor was it propitious that he reinforced each scene "with details reported from life during the day of writing" — he was living in Fez — "regardless of whether the resulting juxtaposition was apposite or not".
