Sentence examples for felicity in from inspiring English sources

He created the sappy but much-loved Felicity in 1998.

His retirement with Felicity in Marlborough was marred by long and severe illness, which he bore with his usual courage.

There is an effortless felicity in his prose, and a discreetly happy invention in almost every sentence.

No other twentieth-century American poet, with the possible exception of James Merrill, demonstrates such a Mozartean felicity in the writing of verse.

But while he has long seemed an ideal type for the race, the draw and weather have also conspired against him and her proven felicity in this theatre makes the French mare hard to resist.

Perhaps there is a natural felicity in casually consuming one form of liquid while gazing at another — or perhaps the coastal cocktail is an atavism of our lost amphibian past.

ABC's "Alias," from J. J. Abrams, the creator of "Felicity," follows in comic book style the undercover exploits of a female graduate student employed by a top-secret division of the C.I.A.

J.J. Abrams has a history of discovering some outstanding leading women in his film and TV projects -- think Keri Russell in "Felicity," Jennifer Garner in "Alias" or Evangeline Lily in "Lost".

Lady Gaga beat out Kirsten Dunst in "Fargo," Sarah Hay in "Flesh and Bone," Queen Latifah in "Bessie," and Felicity Huffman in "American Crime Story" for her performance in "American Horror Story: Hotel".

Every viewing yields more felicities in Ashton's choreography.

They are performing as a duo here, and their occasional partnership has previously revealed unanticipated felicities in both players.