Sentence examples for fluently, if from inspiring English sources

Mr. Patrelle's response was to choreograph fluently if conventionally.

Regardless of condition, he wrote fast and fluently, if with erratic punctuation.

Carson aimed to capture that particular side of Tolstoy's writing, retaining the repetitions (even though the works might have read more fluently if, as he put it, he had taken "evasive action" and "smoothed things over"), and so far as possible he also retained Tolstoy's sometimes surprising sentence structure along with his original paragraphing.

As leader, Kennedy saw little reason to change his relaxed style and continued to appear on television programmes such as the satirical Have I Got News for You, joining with gusto in its irreverent approach to politics and his fellow politicians, while winging his way fluently, if not always knowledgably, through policy press conferences.

"Businesses need to learn to 'speak video' fluently if they want to connect with their customers on social media," says Brad Jefferson, CEO of Animoto, in a press release behind the online video creation company's survey.

In everyday speech, when we're speaking fluently, if one word ends in a vowel sound followed by a /d/ and the next begins in a /b/, then the /d/ changes to a /b/ and then merges with the /b/ from the following word.

Participants were excluded if they did not speak English fluently or if they were actively psychotic.

When it was Alejandro's turn, he read carefully and fluently, as if he understood the poem's meaning, though it was from the eighteenth century: a time of simple emotions, travelling handymen, and light flickering on water.

Make sure your copy is natural and that keywords are worked in fluently, even if they're not exactly matched.

Think about why you want a pen pal: for fun, a world view, etc. Think of all the languages you speak fluently (or if you want to improve, this would be a good way) and think of where they are spoken.

In the rural districts of Kahama and Mufindi the dominant local languages (Kisukuma and Kihehe respectively) were used if respondents were not able to express themselves fluently in Kiswahili.