Sentence examples for felicitous accident from inspiring English sources
In which case all this other jazz is felicitous accident.
Conceived as a justification, billed as a felicitous accident, advertised in the author's own words, the volume read as a full-throated apologia.
In one cadenza, his double-stops gave the amazing illusion of felicitous accident, the bow delicately falling onto the second string.
In tennis circles, Nadal is occasionally mentioned in the same sentence with Tiger Woods, as in: some matters appear explainable by upbringing and training, and some by a felicitous accident of natural design.
(1961) "Using nonprofessional actors on the screen is a bit like collecting found objects on a shelf -- it is personal, it relies a lot on felicitous accident, and it puts a burden on people who are asked to admire them," Renata Adler wrote in The Times about this study of Roman slum life from Pier Pasolini, in his directorial debut.
A felicitous accident that should become a permanent feature of Act I. Transformed into a ghostly spirit in Act II, Froustey managed to appear lighter-than-air while still retaining the flesh-and-blood charms of an innocent young maiden, albeit a much sadder one than in Act I.
Great painters, whose existence in Reformation Holland must be one of the most felicitous accidents in art history, were there to oblige.
The songs are full of dirty, crackling drums and the kind of dissonant but felicitous accidents that happen when nobody's read the manual.
There are felicitous strokes.
