So do the less felicitous ones.
The troupe has performed in television commercials and on many shows (a televised appearance at the Kennedy Center won an Emmy Award in 1997); at the 2007 Academy Awards, where it enacted writhing interpretations of recent films ("Snakes on a Plane" was especially felicitous); and on stages throughout the United States and the world.
Mr. Leveaux, who is also represented on Broadway this season by the less felicitous "Fiddler on the Roof," here dexterously juggles all the play's different identities.
Theyd not previously offered such felicitous counsel on profitability since this upturn began a year ago, but this is their long-held method of indirectly signaling positive change to the investment community.
(1961) "Using nonprofessional actors on the screen is a bit like collecting found objects on a shelf -- it is personal, it relies a lot on felicitous accident, and it puts a burden on people who are asked to admire them," Renata Adler wrote in The Times about this study of Roman slum life from Pier Pasolini, in his directorial debut.
I appreciate the felicitous recommendations based on my purchasing history.
I leapt at this felicitous topographical description, on legs still charley-horsed and reeking of medicinal liniments from fierce Tuscan ascents.
Another way the show endures is evident here in the felicitous casting of Jenn Thompson, one of the original orphans on Broadway, now the ever-winning Grace Farrell, who craftily takes over the life of Warbucks.
In "Logan Lucky, Soderberghh, for all his felicitous exertions, falls back on a certain artistic facility.
Often when he landed on a felicitous turn of phrase, he repeated it, transposed or transmogrified, wringing out the idea.
