Sentence examples for fluent technique from inspiring English sources

As a dancer she combines a beautifully fluent technique with a strong dramatic presence, making her a natural for the dual roles of Odette and Odile in Swan Lake.

In a rendition noteworthy for its style and grace Mr. Banaszek and Mr. Kim and the flutist Marina Piccinini wittily illuminated the jovial give and take among the three instruments, with Ms. Piccinini's sparkling tone and fluent technique adding a lively pulse.

Mr. Abbasi's compositions for the group are slippery but engaging, and he's judicious with his impressively fluent technique: on Gary Peacock's "Major Major," he and his partners evoke Pat Metheny's influential mid-70s trio with enough self-possession to avoid direct comparison.

The powerful head, the brilliant combinations of crimson of the curtain, the chair, and the cope are painted with fluent technique and almost imperceptible brushstrokes that go far beyond the late manner of Titian and announce the last stage in Velázquez's development in the direction of Impressionism.

This young artist was certainly talented, had a wonderfully fluent technique, and had captured the pictures exactly but... had turned the great Impressionist work into a piece of kitsch.

Ms. Bélanger displayed a fluent, agile technique in Bach's English Suite in G minor (BWV 808), then turned to increasingly virtuosic French works.

Monte's hundreds of compositions are characterized by a fluent but nonexperimental technique, and he excelled in subtle contrasts of register and voice grouping.

In this case, as soon as the doctor holds the transducer, he/she is professing to be fluent in the technique.

And then, by an act of film technique as fluent and fit as achieved originality always is, the camera tracks sidewise in space and time across the end of a wall to take us back into the film's present tense, with Locke still concocting his new identity under a fan that moves like a wounded wasp.

The dynamic mesh technique in FLUENT was used to study the impact of truck motion on DPM distribution.

Mr. Hell, 23, is himself a prodigy, having performed in public since he was 8. Playing on the church's Arnold Schwartz Memorial Organ, a handsome, versatile tracker instrument, built by the C. B. Fisk company of Gloucester, Mass., in 1988, Mr. Hell demonstrated a superlative technique, with especially fluent work on the pedals.