Sentence examples for less felicitous from inspiring English sources

So do the less felicitous ones.

Even less felicitous matches have something to teach.

My own fish selection was less felicitous: salmone alla griglia.

In its offstage scenes "The Nance" adheres to a period sensibility in less felicitous ways.

Beckham, who made 115 appearances with the English national team, did have his less felicitous moments.

This time around, the leap is not as far, and the result is less felicitous.

Less conventionally felicitous are the life-size Sasquatch-like creatures: tall, furry and in full tribal regalia cleverly constructed from found textiles.

It is making its second, and final, stop here in Maine, where Ms. Dodd has spent summers since 1951, and has been expertly installed by Jessica May, the Portland Museum's curator of modern art, even though the galleries are less than felicitous.

Some speech acts can be performed that is, not misfire while still being less than felicitous.

Despite my personal snit fit last year, the Tour is probably "less dirty" this year, a felicitous shading from Karen Given of WBUR-FM's "Only a Game".

Schumann's Symphony No. 3 ("Rhenish"), less a coherent statement than a themed grouping of felicitous evocations of German life, opened with an impetuous thrust that initially seemed to sacrifice nobility for buoyancy.