Sentence examples for this felicitous from inspiring English sources

This felicitous combination is the reason why pneumatic tires are so widely used for transportation.

This felicitous combination of holy ark, political reign, and central city was to be hailed and proclaimed by future ages.

This felicitous collaboration has resulted in rustic plum tartlets ($4.50), French-style apple tartlets ($3.50) and intensely lemony pound cakes ($2.75 a slice).

This felicitous epic is known for its succinct, powerful characterizations, its rich descriptions of Kannada country and court, its moving sentiments, and its harmonious blend of Sanskrit and Kannada.

It was while trawling the aisles of Ikea, in Elizabeth, N.J., that the four were able to recognize this felicitous byproduct of group activity -- whereupon they embraced it as the modus operandi for their adventure together.

Backed by an onstage orchestra in ravishing form, this felicitous crew captures the essence of what makes "Wonderful Town" more than a period piece: a celebratory sense of a vital, hard and heavenly city that takes on all comers and accommodates all types if they're tough and energetic enough to stick it out.

This provides felicitous associations with Greek and Roman amphitheaters, but the correspondence is more than symbolic.

It is this more felicitous time in the band's history that is revisited in Davis Guggenheim's documentary "From the Sky Down," which will open the 2011 Toronto International Film Festival, the festival's organizers said on Tuesday.

As captivating as the CBS pictures are from the Pebble Beach National Pro-Am, stepping on the 18th tee is necessary to grasp the magnitude of this "most felicitous meeting of land and sea," as Robert Louis Stevenson called it.

The admirable terseness and simplicity of this sentence, and the felicitous choice of its adjective, should not go unacclaimed.

Google Translate is a bit more felicitous this time: History does not repeat itself.