Sentence examples for propitious outgrowth from inspiring English sources

In Thomson's eyes, the French New Wave, and especially Godard's work, was one propitious outgrowth of this change: because the Cahiers du Cinéma crowd rose to prominence as critics, their filmmaking employed a vocabulary tinged with allusion and anxious self-awareness.

The timing was propitious.

His timing was propitious.

The timing is propitious.

The timing looked propitious.

Early signs are propitious.

His timing is propitious.

Initial signs are not propitious.

Orshansky's timing was propitious.

The timing is hardly propitious.

It does, which is propitious.