Sentence examples for felicitous consequence from inspiring English sources
In the short term, however, our warm winter may have one unforeseen and felicitous consequence: a drastic reduction in the incidence of influenza.
One felicitous consequence of this struggle is that some very original and deep philosophy was created and employed in an attempt to find a stable solution.
The tactic has also ensured six days of play for Age of Extinction before most UK newspapers review in their print editions this Friday 11 July – this may have been a consideration, or just an accidental consequence, felicitous or otherwise.
The show ends without exploring the consequences of these notions, but outside the museum, you don't need to harbor Lamborghini fantasies to see that the result is not always felicitous.
The result was not uniformly felicitous.
The hanging chains rattle, then, a moment later, we perceive the felicitous clunk of plastic hitting the basket.
The issue is not simply whether a discourse is felicitous, but whether there is any clash with the maxims.
There are felicitous strokes.
THE timing was certainly felicitous.
