Sentence examples for so felicitous from inspiring English sources

Of course, not all drug names are so felicitous.

But for anyone else, the harmonic convergence of Mr. Graves and Target is not so felicitous, because it undermines the intellectual credibility of the whole show.

Patten's is also a brilliantly catty and nicely constructed text -- so felicitous in its language and subtle in its jabs that one wishes for a bit more Oxbridge in America's top schools.

And so hundreds of felicitous turns of phrase live on only in secondhand reports, or in a scrap that enters the vernacular, like a line of Bob Dylan's or Dirty Harry's, immediately applicable to an array of experience.

So do the less felicitous ones.

IFIL has said that it found the solution implemented on September 20th only after August 25th.This explanation means the existence of the swap was a felicitous coincidence; so too its mechanics, which left Merrill indifferent to switching from cash settlement to physical delivery.

That particularly felicitous coming together was so rare that it has apparently happened only once.

The French prelate Fénelon, for example, composed Dialogues des morts (1700 18), and so did many others, including the most felicitous master of that prose form, the English poet Walter Savage Landor, in his Imaginary Conversations (1824) and Pentameron (1837).

So far, Arena's personnel decisions have proved felicitous: starting Friedel in goal, placing Landon Donovan at forward against Portugal, putting Clint Mathis in the lineup against South Korea.

He read the Urdu couplets first, so I could appreciate the steady meter and the felicitous internal rhymes; then he laboriously translated.

So you really don't want to be effulgent or felicitous as well.