| The author has a sharp eye for a colourful image, felicitously conveying this with economy and engagement. |
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| The city is boisterous, its natives felicitously facetious, its commerce flourishing. |
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| The unity, variety, and harmony of High Renaissance felicitously combine in the frescoes that decorate the Stanza della Segnatura. |
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| You will felicitously discover it on seafood, toasted fish, selection of cold ham, etc? |
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| He came to be influenced in this latter pursuit by primitive forms, which rhymed felicitously with those elongated features found in much of his portraiture. |
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| Harry Arthurs, the president emeritus of York, put it somewhat more felicitously. |
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| Busy university city, Morelia felicitously mixes spanish and colonial styles. |
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| Although long in the making, Richard Gott's book arrives felicitously apt to this moment. |
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| While some are already known, many other works can be felicitously reinterpreted by artists capable of grasping the soul of this music. |
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| Forest and tundra are spaced so felicitously that, in fact, one can set up camp in either place without having to hike too far or too little on any given day. |
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| Some pieces that are not by my favourite musician make me cry, but I must say that, for me, Mozart was the most prodigious of musicians because he tried everything-and felicitously. |
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| Many of their fixtures and fittings – shelving, lighting, even flooring come to mind – would transfer to a domestic setting at least as felicitously as some of the items they are selling for that very purpose. |
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| That idea came from the Heads of State or Government, felicitously invented by them in Helsinki, so it is hard to understand why those same Heads of State or Government should now mistrust that method. |
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| The Mendicant Orders were felicitously able to meet this need too: the proclamation of the Gospel in simplicity and with its depth and grandeur was an aim, perhaps the principal aim, of this movement. |
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| Who else managed so felicitously to assimilate such varied artistic languages, antithetical techniques and esthetic stances in the space of barely a dozen years? |
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| I saw it over the weekend at the Sheffield Play House, during what was described, less than felicitously perhaps, as a minifestival. |
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| If there is a drama group out there looking for a very funny, felicitously written fourhanded play that will come totally new to its audience, it need look no further. |
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