The phrase "fluently of" is not correct or commonly used in English grammar.
It is possible that it could be used in a specific context or with a specific meaning, but this would be a very rare usage. In general, it is better to use a different phrase or construct to convey the intended meaning. For example, instead of saying "She spoke fluently of her travels," it would be more appropriate to say "She spoke fluently about her travels." Similarly, instead of saying "He wrote fluently of his love for her," it would be better to say "He wrote fluently about his love for her." These sentences use the preposition "about" instead of "of" in order to convey the idea of speaking or writing about a certain topic in a fluent manner.
Now in her 70s, she remains cutting-edge, and speaks fluently of social media, screengrabs and drone warfare.
As he continued to speak fluently of how the project was "a very open work and symbolic, I hope, of an open society," he suddenly giggled.
One of the first requirements for a Fulbright grant to study abroad was to speak the language fluently of the country in question.
Once again, news anchors were talking fluently of "UN resolution 1441" – the article 50 of its day – or "the Crawford summit," when Tony Blair and George W Bush met at the US president's Texas ranch.
Not many artists today can speak the languages of molecular biology or quantum physics, nor is it likely that many scientists or engineers can talk fluently of conceptual art or Neo-Geo.
One local official claimed he monitored the press and microblogosphere carefully to ensure that there was public assent or tolerance, at least—for the current crop of grands projets.Mr Yang, whose children were educated in America, spoke fluently of anti-corruption crackdowns around the world.
Ms. Mosina, a genuine find and a versatile talent, arches away or swoons and slips fluently out of lifts and embraces until the final reconciliation.
The bigger problem is that, though the channel does supply English subtitles, and its live rugby games cut across language, only 500,000 people speak Welsh fluently out of a 3 million population.
During a matinee of "Agon," as Teresa Reichlen in her castanet solo kept fluently on top of two rhythms at the same time and the two men onstage mimed clapping, a child in the audience began clapping along too, in time.
Because even though I would like us to develop all of these minds and be able to have them work fluently, one of the major findings of psychology in the last century really is that human faculties are quite disparate and they don't necessarily work together.
Also, 63% of respondents speak only English fluently, 21% of them speak Spanish and 4% said they speak French.
