Sentence examples for seemed felicitous from inspiring English sources
There were also a number of live recordings that Philips released – when microphones happened to be on stage, and the result seemed felicitous.
And when the young Salvador (Anthony Lee Medina, whose older self was played by the leading-man-handsome Ivan Hernandez) took his girl to "my hiding place in Central Park," it seemed especially felicitous.
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.
How odd that a word of such felicitous intent seems to reveal itself only in the stern imperative".
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.
Beck's capacity for this kind of sonorous verse is a felicitous match for the Dust Brothers; together, they seem incapable of doing anything unmusical.
The combination of access to enormous wealth and power seems to alter human beings, not always in the most felicitous of ways.
Added to that was the felicitous casting of a prematurely ragged Nick Nolte and an unknown Eddie Murphy, whose mutual racial antagonism seems shockingly forthright today (Nolte drops the N-Bomb a lot), facing off against a psychopathic young James Remar.
She seems so anxious to let every voice be heard without prejudice that she lets the conventions of diversity-speak water down her own keen insights and felicitous prose.
There are felicitous strokes.
