As a lyricist he collaborated brilliantly with scads of composer-partners, most felicitously Harold Arlen.
Most translations are as literal as possible.
Make most cameras as visible as possible.
They strike most people as good enough.
Nothing evokes that lost innocence quite as felicitously as ice fishing, an enterprise that, in terms of excitement, most people would rank right up there with clog dancing, scrabble tournaments, or watching the jets take off at Kennedy Airport.
No other form of fun melds advanced digital technology, personal engagement and mass-market cultural relevance as felicitously as video games.
In the kitchen, however, to stew is to hope -- to hope that the choice of ingredients will meld felicitously as they mellow together in a pot.
Many of their fixtures and fittings – shelving, lighting, even flooring come to mind – would transfer to a domestic setting at least as felicitously as some of the items they are selling for that very purpose.
The track is part of the Large Hadron Collider, a technological marvel built by physicists and engineers, and described alternatively as heralding the next revolution in our understanding of the universe or, less felicitously, as a doomsday machine that may destroy the planet.
He originally called it "integrated diversity," but the approach came to be known, more felicitously, as "boundarylessness". One result was that GE went looking for ideas in the wide corporate world—"Someone, somewhere has a better idea," he said and happily adapted these ideas to its specific needs.
Most utilized concrete as well.
