Sentence examples for a more felicitous from inspiring English sources
However, some works in this genre are among the classics of "educational thought"—a more felicitous label than "philosophy of education"; cases in point would be the essays, pamphlets and letters of Thomas Arnold (headmaster of Rugby school), John Wesley (the founder of Methodism), J.H. (Cardinal) Newman, T.H. Huxley, and the writings on progressive schooling by A.S. Neill (of Summerhill school).
Can a more felicitous location be imagined?
As good actors age — perhaps a more felicitous word would be mature — they learn how to do more with less.
It is hard to imagine a more felicitous concurrence of music, setting and audience -- a dressed-to-the-nines crowd giddy on champagne and altitude.
Mr. Massie sees the P.S. 1 installation as a small but significant step toward establishing a more felicitous marriage between design and construction.
Thankfully, Messrs Grossman and Rossi-Hansberg have a more felicitous phrase: "trade in tasks".As globalisation has advanced, it has become easier to move some of these tasks offshore.
Google Translate is a bit more felicitous this time: History does not repeat itself.
Not so surprising, then, that the Town of Huntington's somewhat clandestine and indisputably ham-handed resolution to obliterate the Spanish-style arches at Crab Meadow Beach — relics of a bygone era, circa 1937, and one of the more felicitous products of the Works Progress Administration in the Great Depression — inspired fury, along with a furious lawsuit, from its citizenry.
Rock Band 3, on the other hand, is much more felicitous in how it bridges the gap between a game and actual guitar playing.
The faux musical, with three songs by Andre Previn, was obviously playtime for an intellectually weighty playwright, whose wordplay in this work is more felicitous and frivolous than deeply intended.
Rounded environments were more felicitous to [L] realization than unrounded environments, and syllables with a final nasal were more felicitous than syllables without.
