felicitously

These are felicitously doled out, making the book voicey without congealing into shtick.

He notes that, felicitously, the Obamas’ view from that house is the same one that John F. Kennedy had when he stayed at the home of Bing Crosby, which was a couple streets away.

That’s because it takes roughly 24 hours of lab work and paper-pushing to set everything up; felicitously, 2 a.m. also happens to be when operating rooms are free of scheduled surgery.

But most of the other places have switched, I think quite felicitously, to brisket.

The felicitously named Penny Lane might be documentary film’s most compellingly cockamamie social historian.