As for my incoherence, it may well be that I was unable to express myself fluently.
Although we cannot yet express ourselves fluently in nature's genetic language, however, there is the tantalizing possibility that we might one day write our own.
In the rural districts of Kahama and Mufindi the dominant local languages (Kisukuma and Kihehe respectively) were used if respondents were not able to express themselves fluently in Kiswahili.
The dominant local languages sometimes had to be used in the rural districts of Kahama and Mufindi (Kisukuma and Kihehe, respectively) where respondents were not able to express themselves fluently in Kiswahili, with the risk of possible information bias from these respondents.
The theory, to my untutored ears, sounds tenuous, and for once Morris doesn't express it very fluently - he seems embarrassed to be relying on someone else's thinking.
Implicit in her book are two intriguing notions: first, that loneliness, true loneliness, is an especially American trait (or privilege, or curse, depending on who you are); and second, that it is a realm most deeply inhabited, and fluently expressed, by visual artists.
Can express relevant information and ideas clearly and fluently, perhaps with occasional, unobtrusive, reference to a notecard.
- The patient expresses his/her inner emotions fluently: no intervention - The patient encounters some difficulty talking about him/herself and remains on a superficial plane: the question may be rephrased in a more direct way: "Can you tell me what is going well and what isn't just now?".
Though he could read English fluently, and says in one letter that he expressed himself in a "flowery and vaguely Elizabethan" English, other testimony suggests that he was too shy even to speak the language.
After fifteen years, Krakoff speaks the Coach code so fluently that when he says "I like that one" in a design meeting he isn't expressing personal appreciation of a stripe, a shape, or a zipper.
He spoke English fluently — more than fluently.
