Sentence examples for felicitous coming from inspiring English sources

That particularly felicitous coming together was so rare that it has apparently happened only once.

But the most striking and felicitous resonance comes from "Incognito," a story in her 2002 collection, "Female Trouble".

Both schools exemplify in different ways a conception of understanding the world that is inseparable from the interest in coming into "attunement" with it, to use a felicitous word from Charles Taylor (1982).

I came to this felicitous realization by reflecting on the year in a different way.

As Ben Greenman noted last week, the misspelling that led to "Beatles" came to Lennon in a felicitous vision of a man on a flaming pie: I had a vision when I was twelve, and I saw a man on a flaming pie, and he said "You are Beatles with an 'a,' " and we are.

Liz Jensen's narrative gets slightly bogged down with the usual time-travel conundrums, but it's all done with a felicitous lightness of touch: the era you have come to is called the Information Age.

And the felicitous thing is that he, and the story that came with it, could not have been possible without my having been fired from "SNL".

If history bears repeating, these promise to be felicitous all-night affairs and all the more reason for the Bay Area cool kids to come to the hinterlands.

The evening came to a warmhearted conclusion with "Dancing Honeymoon," a work of 1998 that is one of Mr. Morris's most felicitous creations in recent years.

So do the less felicitous ones.

"This project will do that in a felicitous way".