Sentence examples for fluid character from inspiring English sources

Robinson's third novel is a graceful, fluid character study.

Lipids give cell membranes a fluid character, with a consistency approaching that of a light oil.

The question now is: can Sunderland's music 'scene' compete on a global scale and satisfy the need to be economically successful, whilst still retaining the anarchic, innovative and fluid character which gives it such distinction and strength?

Still, unlike, say, Mr. Rudnick's "Jeffrey," on which he memorably teamed with Mr. Ashley a decade ago, "Valhalla" is built on jokes driven by a fixed concept instead of fluid character.

Self compacting concrete (SCC) has an ideal fluid character at the fresh state and becomes solid once it sets/hardens completely when poured on the desired shape of the mould.

Intertitles announcing fluid character perspectives ("Megan", "Anna"), and time frames ("Six months ago", "Last Friday", "Today") are flashed up on screen, but it's Christensen's camera that really defines our point of view, from the gliding shots of restless Megan, through the glacial home life of Anna, to the in-your-face expressionist inebriation of Rachel.

Smith has talked about how Virginia Woolf inspired the writing of NW, and modernism's influence on the creation of such fluid characters as Ferrante's and those in NW is clear (Woolf's Orlando, her celebration of her love for and friendship with Vita Sackville-West, is dependent on the idea of identity shifts).

The fluid characters are distinct from that of common slurries.

But its latest update gives you a whole new level of options, and introduces gender fluid characters for the first time.

But its latest update gives you a whole new level of options and introduces gender fluid characters for the first time.

They constitute a type of secondary literature of a fluid and unstable character, both as to form and as to contents.