Sentence examples for felicitous language from inspiring English sources
He also won friends in Congress with a genial manner and a gift for conveying complex scientific information in felicitous language.
Patten's is also a brilliantly catty and nicely constructed text -- so felicitous in its language and subtle in its jabs that one wishes for a bit more Oxbridge in America's top schools.
The language of text provides felicitous new solecisms.
Thus, if epiphenomenalism (or, in James' own language, automaton-theory) were true, the felicitous alignment that generally holds between affective valuation of our feelings and the utility of the activities that generally produce them would require a special explanation.
Sorensen gave Obama a critical early endorsement, and quite evidently loved the younger man's felicitous and frequently muscular use of the English language.
His words were hardly felicitous; some might call them patronizing.
It has a felicitous air of starting from scratch with the big-band jazz language, rather than shoring up an existing language that's become too Germanic, too concerned with justifying its physical size.
The language of "Ill Fares the Land" is felicitous and polished, as befits such an intelligent and erudite author.
Writing by candlelight makes language softer, romantic, eyestrain a pittance to pay for the felicitous phrase until read after power is restored with fluorescent coffee and burnt expectations.
There are felicitous strokes.
