Sentence examples for fluent that from inspiring English sources

And with the floor of the world falling out from under us, it's comforting to turn on a show that uses the one language in which we're fluent, that never makes us feel ignorant, apathetic and disconnected.

Newton stated that the fundamental problems of the infinitesimal calculus were: (1) given a fluent (that would now be called a function), to find its fluxion (now called a derivative); and, (2) given a fluxion (a function), to find a corresponding fluent (an indefinite integral).

If you become so fluent that you are nearly a balanced bilingual, would the effect disappear?

My mastery of sign language was so vast and fluent that it had earned Professor Fitzbaum a MacArthur "genius" grant.

He quickly proved so fluent that he became the trusted friend and translator of most of the great Latin-American writers of the time.

Even in translation, "The Adventures of Amir Hamza" is a wonder and a revelation — a classic of epic literature in an interpretation so fluent that it is a pleasure to sit down and lose oneself in it.

His English is already more fluent than that of City's coach, Roberto Mancini, or the team captain, Carlos Tévez.

It has symbols for nonpropositional fluents and for the fluents that are exempt from the commonsense law of inertia.

That is where he acquired the fluent English that made him a leading international spokesman for Israel in the 1980s, culminating in his appointment as ambassador to Washington.

The prose in the Ghiuselev book is more fluent than that in the Grimly, though no translator is cited in either.

Results of the data analysis showed that performance in the more structured tasks was more accurate and to a great extent more fluent than that in the less structured tasks.