| Unmarried girls fast the whole day propitiating Lord Siva for granting them an ideal husband. |
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| Because women are most often in charge of medicinal herbs, they are responsible for propitiating the spirits of medicine on special altars. |
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| How can shepherds dare to cross a high pass without first propitiating the appropriate goddess? |
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| She is the patron of learning, and propitiating her is important for students. |
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| They respond by making offerings to deities and propitiating spirits, as we have seen, and in other ways, too. |
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| Mangroves also grow in this environment, thus propitiating environmental diversity. |
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| Factors such as climatic change, pollution, habitat destruction, hunting, etc¿are propitiating the extinction of many species. |
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| Moreover, the very preoccupation of communities with staving off God's wrath and propitiating the saints heightened their concern with the modalities of worship. |
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| Authorities should focus on propitiating such changes to promote economic growth and do less to prevent rural-urban migration per se. |
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| Over the past 18 years, the Dalai Lama at first gently, and recently more forcefully, has urged Tibetans to give up the practice of propitiating Shugden. |
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| At this fine little museum I come across others worthy of propitiating. |
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| This interactive course is aimed at propitiating autonomous learning of theoretical knowledge and basics of the subject, so the student may be able of solving integrating chemical problems by using adequate methodologies. |
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| It alarmed the particularists without propitiating the centralists. |
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