Sentence examples for extraordinary fluidity from inspiring English sources
Mr. Soderbergh shot that movie on a new high-definition, 10-pound camera (the RED) that afforded him extraordinary fluidity in difficult terrain.
· Radiating decency and intelligence, speaking with extraordinary fluidity and cogency, Jimmy Carter is the man of the moment at Hay: he has delighted all who have encountered him (bar one energetic anti-Palestinian heckler at his event).
Outwardly all was slow: the extraordinary fluidity of the 18 magnificent dancers, reflected in the mirrored panels behind or above them, and the even more amazing slow tempos of the accompanying recordings by Mischa Maisky as he plays nine selections from Bach's cello suites.
The movement from linguistically and culturally unmarked to official marked categories and identities rarely accommodates the extraordinary fluidity in individual practices, preferences and self-expression [ 28- 31].
In the 1978 "From Before" Mr. Fagan seemed to be giving his dancers dessert in the form of West African dance-flavored oozes and struts that display the performers' extraordinary physical fluidity and acuity.
Conceivably, these parasitic/symbiotic Archaea have extremely low characteristic effective population sizes resulting in a sharply increased role of genetic drift and consequent extraordinary genome fluidity.
But all these years later, what seems extraordinary about Mr. Whitehead's recollection is the fluidity of the transaction: that a producer could so easily get these lions of the American theater on the horn and slip the machinery of American culture into gear.
He clearly loves fluidity.
"I wanted constant fluidity.
Gvasalia: "Gender fluidity".
