Sentence examples for most felicitous from inspiring English sources

Perhaps not the most felicitous of expressions, but no doubt well intentioned.

Time magazine once called him "the most felicitous nonfiction writer in television".

Some of the groupings are among the most felicitous in all dance.

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That encounter is improbable, uncomfortable, and, as exemplified by death certificates, one of the most felicitous in history.

One of Ashton's most felicitous touches occurs in an ensemble of two simultaneous male-female-male trios.

But the most striking and felicitous resonance comes from "Incognito," a story in her 2002 collection, "Female Trouble".

In "The Kids Are All Right," a film filled with felicitous turns of phrase, the most piquant, all the more so for its being self-evident, is the term used by the two kids to refer to their two mothers namely, "Moms"—in sentences where children of a heterosexual couple would say "Mom and Dad".

Ritner's engaging prose style and felicitous exegesis of even the most arcane material make for easy reading.

I also liked the felicitous combination of artisan burrata (the most ambrosial mozzarella imaginable) with marinated beets, Castelvetrano olives and red flame raisins.

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.