Sentence examples for a fluid style from inspiring English sources
Mahony (pronounced MAH-nee) had developed a fluid style of rendering derived partly from Japanese woodblock prints, with lush vegetation flowing in and around floor plans and elevations.
"THE DRAWINGS OF ANTHONY VAN DYCK". An exhibition of 115 works showing the bare bones of a fluid style that helped establish the tradition of the aristocratic portrait.
This is a diverse bunch, but their works share a fluid style that has eluded the labels that classical music listeners use as a handy descriptive shorthand.
The creative Hemingway and Fitzgerald offer contrasting styles but play consistently well together: one offers a blunt, direct path through the opposition's defence, while the other can conjure a fluid style like no other.
Hardwick bowled right-handed with a fluid style, far smoother than many of today's power players, and the path his ball followed in the lane was different from those of most right-handed bowlers, giving him a competitive advantage.
Porter's friendship with the Dutch-born American Abstract Expressionist painter Willem de Kooning, whom he met in the late 1930s, was also critical to his developing a fluid style and bold use of paint.
Sardar Kestay, born almost 20 years later and an emigre (in the United States) for only a year or so, has a more fluid style and a more haunted outlook.
Eddie is trying to get the players used to a more fluid style so there is not such a clear picture of where each player should be.
A first grand slam in 13 years has been followed by three Premiership clubs reaching the semi-finals of the European Champions Cup for the first time since 2007, but that is just a beginning for Jones as he charts a course to the 2019 World Cup in Japan, anticipating not just a change in personnel in the coming years but a more fluid style of play.
Halep has a lovely fluid style and great no-nonsense attitude.
He pioneered a natural, fluid style of acting, as opposed to the grand, ostentatious manner then popular.
