Sentence examples for felicitous expression from inspiring English sources
Not, if you ask me, a felicitous expression that promises calm and clarity.
If medicine is, to use Lewis Thomas's felicitous expression, "the youngest science," then how might we apply the fruits of basic science to the neglected diseases of poverty? 9, 10 It's not merely polemic to note that all diseases that affect primarily the poor are, by definition, neglected.
Perhaps not the most felicitous of expressions, but no doubt well intentioned.
It is not clear, however, whether this amounts to a major change of view or a change in what he sees as the most felicitous mode of expression.
Tyndale's greatest achievement was the ability to strike a felicitous balance between the needs of scholarship, simplicity of expression, and literary gracefulness, all in a uniform dialect.
He was talented, and his poetic expression, despite its faults, is rich, buoyant, and felicitous.
There are felicitous strokes.
In a sign of the felicitous juxtaposition of person and place, the man dispensing tickets at the front desk recognizes this shortish man with the chronically interested expression.
A felicitous injustice for me.
