“Those sullen looks, which characterize the peevish and the obstinate, cast a gloom of sadness and infelicity over every company into which they enter.”

“At this point, it is appropriate to draw attention to an infelicity in the drafting of the Yáñez-Campoy judgment.”

“The infelicity of such theories have been shown by the work of several modern historians of South Asia.”

“Two or three infelicities of diction I hesitate to remedy and don't much regret.”

“Of course, we alone are responsible for any remaining errors or infelicities.”

“The mistake is in a way only a misnomer, but terminological infelicities have a way of breeding conceptual confusion, and so it is here.”