Sentence examples for be a felicitous from inspiring English sources
This should be a felicitous pairing of plays.
It turned out to be a felicitous pairing.
In 39 and 40, the b sentence cannot be a felicitous continuation of the a sentence with liah8-tsun2 in that the attitude holder, namely the speaker in these two cases, knows that her belief in p (the prejacent proposition) is a mistaken thought, and that ¬p is the fact, and therefore, the assertion of p in 39b and 40b contradicts her understanding.
It's a felicitous combination.
As political rhetoric "the squeezed middle" is a felicitous phrase, but the concept is baggy.
D'Angelo, "Second Coming" and Sleater-Kinney, "Sister Saviors" It is a felicitous coincidence that these were my last two columns.
Beck's capacity for this kind of sonorous verse is a felicitous match for the Dust Brothers; together, they seem incapable of doing anything unmusical.
It was a felicitous choice, however, as Price was able to bring the virtues of a light, lyric soprano to a role traditionally taken by a vocal heavyweight.
Janacek's animal opera was inspired by a newspaper cartoon strip, so matching the score to an animated film is a felicitous idea.
I'm still trying to work those out… what kind of company thinks a crap cake is a felicitous embodiment of their brand values?
