Sentence examples for felicitous in from inspiring English sources

Some of the groupings are among the most felicitous in all dance.

That encounter is improbable, uncomfortable, and, as exemplified by death certificates, one of the most felicitous in history.

Rock Band 3, on the other hand, is much more felicitous in how it bridges the gap between a game and actual guitar playing.

The musicians were all fellows of the Tanglewood Center, with separate teams of pianists and singers for each work, especially felicitous in ensemble passages.

The ability to blend vernacular styles (bouncy show tunes, singing melodies) and what might once have been called longhair art is particularly felicitous in the context of cabaret.

And the use of very light carbon-fiber-reinforced plastic for the body required a new design sensibility: drawings that translate nicely into steel may appear less felicitous in plastic.

It is this more felicitous time in the band's history that is revisited in Davis Guggenheim's documentary "From the Sky Down," which will open the 2011 Toronto International Film Festival, the festival's organizers said on Tuesday.

Great painters, whose existence in Reformation Holland must be one of the most felicitous accidents in art history, were there to oblige.

It's the last moment of felicitous style in the episode.

With a few florid exceptions — "Moonlight" being one of the less felicitous ones — "In Your Dreams" stays wide awake and earnestly direct.

The last few years have been a time of felicitous ferment in literature, with established talents producing major works as well as new voices emerging.