Sentence examples for fluent knowledge from inspiring English sources

The activists' fluent knowledge and ready evidence can, perversely, make them sound crazy — so much data!

On the stage he was known as Bertie, but here he has become a South American with a fluent knowledge of English.

The activists' fluent knowledge and ready evidence can, perversely, make them sound crazy so much data!—if one forgets that they are being continually, from all corners, gaslit.

Implicit in the change has been the necessity for teachers to have a fluent knowledge of Kazakh, a requirement that tends to remove Slavic personnel from the elementary and secondary classrooms for Kazakh children.

LONDON, April 26 - Justice Peter Smith's 71-page ruling in the recent "Da Vinci Code" copyright case here is notable for many things: the judge's occasional forays into literary criticism, his snippy remarks about witnesses on both sides, and his fluent knowledge not only of copyright law but also of more esoteric topics like the history of the Knights Templar.

He recalled that, in order to interpret the Holy Scriptures, one must have a command of correct language and a fluent knowledge of Latin; he later commanded, "In each bishopric and in each monastery let the psalms, the notes, the chant, calculation and grammar be taught and carefully corrected books be available" (capitulary of 789 ce).

Mr. Awlaki's fluent English, knowledge of the United States and Web prominence are in his favor, though some experts on Yemen question his stature within the organization.

The properties of our specification are that knowledge-producing actions do not affect fluents other than the knowledge fluent, and actions that are not knowledge-producing only affect the knowledge fluent as appropriate.

In addition to a wide variety of lessons, Veintemundo offers news, travel articles, human interest stories, and investigative pieces written for people with sub-fluent Spanish knowledge.

His Connemara: Listening to the Wind (Penguin £20) is written with the same fluent mixture of knowledge and love.

Dame Freya Stark was recruited by the government - thanks to her fluent Arabic and knowledge of the region - to go to Yemen, Egypt and Iraq to drum up support for the UK during World War Two.