Sentence examples for far more fluid from inspiring English sources
Business is far more fluid than art.
Other skiers displayed sharper turns but Ligety's were far more fluid.
Allegiance in sport is far, far more fluid and complex than politicians imagine.
Here is a portrait of gender far more fluid, fraught — and beautiful — than man versus woman.
The boundaries of Judaism seem far more fluid than Mr. Freedman would have us believe, even today.
"British politics is not just volatile, it's far more fluid than it used to be," says Goodwin.
Fissell is already testing an elegant solution: stretching nanopores into elongated nanoslits with far more efficient fluid dynamics.
These alien elements seem to signal the destabilisation of heteronormative society and, in their bright, colourful patterns, celebrate the far more complicated, fluid identities that have replaced it.
Our 3D computational model predicts a far more extensive fluid mechanic effect on drug deposition than previously appreciated in two-dimensional (2D) domains [12], [22], [23], [24].
With their defence comfortably containing the maladroit Junior Agogo and Asamoah Gyan, the Super Eagles were superior in every sector of the game, by far the more fluid side.
In 20th-century America, thankfully, identity became far more open and fluid: like Jay Gatsby, you could choose who you wanted to be rather than being defined by your social status at birth.
