Sentence examples for fluid time from inspiring English sources

"It's this weird, fluid time where people are experimenting with new things to see what the possibilities are," she said.

He has an uncomplicated approach to America, in favour of restoring warmer relations and ending unnecessary hostility.Mr Sarkozy's ascent comes at a fluid time in French politics.

For children advancing through this expansive, fluid time, the sparklingly droll and imaginative drawings of "Animal Masquerade" are made to measure.

The dangerous friendship between an angry black youth and the rebellious daughter of a Kansas City judge leads to murder in this lyrical first novel, whose fluid time frame and shifting narrative voice offer an intimate look at the complex kinships of people who define themselves by their regional ties.

Dana Gioia, chairman of the National Endowment for the Arts, said that Shakespeare was the last writer who lived at a socially fluid time that permitted him to work in close proximity both to kings and queens and to working people.

Four-plus hours (with intermission) is quite an ask, but Mysteries is time well spent – not in a narrow value-for-money way, but in the sense that it offers a hallucinatory experience of fluid time passing, speeding up, slowing down, being suspended.

Julie Taymor's fluid time-traveling fantasia of violence and revenge gives Shakespeare's bloody tale the look of a sophisticated video game.

Titus Julie Taymor's film turns Shakespeare's bloody tale into a fluid time-traveling fantasia of violence and revenge that has the look of a sophisticated video game.

Skilfully fusing the apparently logical manmade narratives of its western explorers with the animal imagery and fluid time-structures of Amazonian myth (the title invokes celestial beings descending to earth on a giant anaconda), Guerra conjures a complex landscape that straddles the divide between dreamy invention, ethnographic document and socio-political tract.

But while the quest for electability is beset by uncertainties in fluid times, it must be front and centre in any major party's mind.

The inevitable chorus of voices crying out for "a period of stability" sadly misses the point: we aren't at that place in our history, and trying to impose inertia on those fluid times may only be inviting further discord.