Sentence examples for fluency of movement from inspiring English sources

The fluency of movement – whether from adults or children – continues to be our aspiration.

They were defensively more secure than they had been, but lacked the fluidity and fluency of movement that characterised them even in the quarter-final against Colombia.

Five missed penalties and another broken ankle for the luckless Niall Morris did not help but, despite briefly being reduced to 13 men, Bath's fluency of movement, with Anthony Watson in electric mood, was from a different galaxy.

What Hamilton loved so much about Joyce was the mastery of language, the fluency of movement, the "polyphony of tongues, codes, ideolects" that released and inspired Hamilton himself to try out "some implausible associations in paint".

With quick, accurate passing and fluency of movement, they remained a menace to the home defence on the break and should have scored a second equaliser when Smith worked himself into space on the left before delivering a low centre into the six-yard box.

For lengthy periods, especially during the first half, it was as though both sets of players were gingerly trying out their footwear, the consequence of which was a lack of fluency of movement and passing that would create authentic scoring opportunities.

His studies of animals are full of the fluency of animal movement.

We presented body and nonbody stimuli varying in objective sequence duration and fluency of apparent movement.

Still, she kept memories fresh of her past performances in bigger roles, and her elegant, long-limbed dancing suggested a kind of ballerina -- Maria Kowroski at the New York City Ballet is another today -- who impresses through the liquid fluency of her movements.

Results revealed that auditory FB improved the speed and fluency of handwriting movements but reduced, in the short-term only, the spatial accuracy of the trace.

Labanotation was the first to indicate duration, fluency, or intensity of movement.