| There follows a chapter on the three fugal finales from op.20, its start a high point of felicitous writing. |
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| I have always felt that I manifest a felicitous combination of his compassion and her boundaries. |
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| The expectations raised by the prefatory dedications to this book are fully realised in both its felicitous prose and subtle readings. |
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| For him language is musical, felicitous, comical, flippant, suggestive, buoyant weaponry and adumbrative of mysteries beyond us. |
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| Rather, it would seem much more felicitous to use it as a reference book, to be dipped into or browsed again and again. |
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| Or, to use the felicitous phrase of the late Northrop Frye, everything in the Scriptures is self-referential. |
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| They rely heavily on felicitous coincidence for the plots, and the character development is cartoonish. |
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| However, grimly amusing as this spectacle is, the political reality behind these appointments may be less felicitous. |
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| His originality is reflected in felicitous figures of speech and colorful use of words. |
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| This makes it a happy hunting ground for anyone with the felicitous habit of looking at the lighter side of life. |
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| Conceptually that was quite accurate, even if it was not the most felicitous choice of words. |
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| And yet it is full of couch potatoes rolling doobie after doobie and overly felicitous teeth-grinding cokeheads trying frantically to get a word in edgewise. |
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| The film is in black and white, and it's rather grainy, but intentionally so, though possibly from a felicitous combination of low budget and artistic intent. |
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| FitzGerald's ingenious and felicitous paraphrasing gave his translations a memorable verve and succinctness. |
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| Perhaps not the most felicitous of expressions, but no doubt well intentioned. |
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| A felicitous blend of in-depth analysis and readable, compelling presentation. |
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| The sixth action programme makes a more or less felicitous attempt to do this. |
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| During the Monday evening debate on several own-initiative reports, it turned out, however, that this change was not the most felicitous. |
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| Our focus on emerging countries, which are growing and are well placed in terms of access to raw materials, is a felicitous initiative. |
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| As a chorographer, interpreter, lighting designer, director and musician in turn, his work is a felicitous mixture of several disciplines. |
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| To adapt Benedict Anderson's felicitous phrase, hockey is one cultural activity through which Canadians are often said to imagine their community. |
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| While there are glimpses of felicitous dialogue, there is no chemistry between these two characters to distract from the play's weak dramatic structure. |
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| Has there ever been an economist with a more felicitous turn of phrase? |
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| This gives the writer some of his most felicitous moments as he considers a series of eccentric individualists who gave their lives to the weather. |
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| Sulzberger has been, at times, less than felicitous in his explanations. |
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| Thank you for that felicitous proposal, Mr Poettering. |
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| But although its felicitous title is shaded with irony, it conveys an essentially comforting endorsement of the mother country and its warm-hearted family values. |
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| Having a tortoise made of jade was felicitous. |
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| Our timing was unusually felicitous because the Greater Miami Chamber of Commerce board also considered today its advocacy priorities for the U. S. federal and state authorities in the next few weeks. |
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| The combination of fowl, pork lardoons, butter, carrots, shallots, onions, wine, brandy, and mushrooms is as felicitous as the combination of artichokes, asparagus, and sweetbread mush is ridiculous. |
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| And Mr Bernstein is simply wrong about being the first journalist in Kashgar for years. To make up for that, Mr Bernstein writes in a felicitous style, enlivened at times with a telling metaphor or a sharpish insight. |
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| Lastly, the name Erasmus Mundus' is particularly felicitous, because it gives the programme a more global dimension without favouring the language of any Member State. |
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| The examples and models illustrated by A. G. Smith are a felicitous complement to the text that will facilitate the efforts of would-be explorers. |
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| What I really liked, in addition to the mutual feedback, were the practical examples, the fireside evening with Volker Kronseder and the felicitous methods. |
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| It makes felicitous use of repeated chord patterns and ostinati and long vocal lines that grow exponentially towards a sense of wondrous fulfilment. |
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