Sentence examples for least felicitous from inspiring English sources
And while Ms. Parker and Ms. Clark have a lovely, if fleeting, scene of sisterly solicitude in the second act, the friction between the brothers inspires some of Mr. White's least felicitous dialogue.
Most problematic, there is the novel's least felicitous creation, a figure known to us not so much from life as from other books and films: the cold-blooded biographer, bent on digging up dirt, whose coercive, unethical snooping pushes the plot toward its dramatic conclusion.
So do the less felicitous ones.
But it's hard not to extend the Governor's felicitous phrase to the whole regional transportation mess, not least the crumbling, overcrowded subway system in the five boroughs and the political game of hot potato that has doomed it to accelerating decay.
Consider printing at least the name of your company in gold because this is considered a felicitous color.
Still, "The Sorcerer" packs ample charms, including a felicitous score, a Verdian drinking song turned to teetotal ends, and at least one chorus that has reached the periphery of pop culture.
It seemed, in fact, as happens with the most felicitous unions, that the virtues of the parents were magnified in their offspring, since, at least in the beginning, they were more powerful and faster racers than their Thessalian mothers, and a good deal wiser and more cunning than black Cam and their other human fathers.
There are felicitous strokes.
A felicitous injustice for me.
