Sentence examples for exactly fluent from inspiring English sources

Mr Evra said that he is not exactly fluent in Spanish but that he can easily converse in Spanish.

Sure, I've been studying Japanese, but I'm not exactly fluent.

No, you're not exactly fluent in Spanish or adept at Photoshop, but you could take a crash course if need be.

While not exactly struggling, Spain were not at their fluent best to begin with.

Stammers are like fingerprints – no two are exactly alike – though most fluent people think they can put on a good impersonation, especially when telling a joke, and there was a time back in the interwar years when it became fashionable in certain circles to stammer.

They just weren't fluent.

"The Lonely Crowd" is not a slog, exactly -- Riesman is a reasonably fluent writer, especially by academic standards.

This young artist was certainly talented, had a wonderfully fluent technique, and had captured the pictures exactly but... had turned the great Impressionist work into a piece of kitsch.

Unlike artwork, however, where the "thousand words" convey a subjective perspective, a causal diagram should convey exactly the thousand words its creator and all other fluent readers would attribute to it.

And while it isn't exactly a method for mastering a language and becoming perfectly fluent, it's exactly the kind of thing that's handy for accruing small useful skills that require a lot of memorization.

This resulted in a set of 32 fluent instructions, for each of which the target word onset was exactly 1219 ms after the utterance onset.