Despite the apparent simplicity and fluidity of her life - love of God translating directly into a life of service to the poor - Mother Teresa had a dark secret.
The days I spent with Huffington were marked by the fluidity of a person who loves what she does: there wasn't much of a set agenda for her work on the site, but she was never not working on it, either.
The start and stop of writing begs for the fluidity of modern technology, and who doesn't love choosing a new font like Franklin Gothic Medium, Bernard MT Condensed or Plantagenet Cherokee?
Fluidity, hence love, gives the real answers to life versus rigidity or frustration.
It could be an example of love.
"I fell in love with the calmness, the fluidity of the bodies, the way they let the movement speak for itself".
The fluidity of motion enabled by Mr. Zorn's cueing system and his love of noise -- both familiar to anyone who has ever heard his band Naked City -- are here in abundance.
Lili Wilkinson, author of Pink and Love Shy I'm loving the relatively recent expansion of LGBT fiction into fantasy and SF, with titles like Alaya Dawn Johnson's The Summer Prince, set in a futuristic Brazil, the story merges love, art, technology, rebellion, and ritual sacrifice, all with a fluidity of race and sexuality that is truly refreshing.
Leaving aside the final wash of sentiment, I loved the show for its laid-back liberalism and the easygoing fluidity of Paulette Randall's production, which reminded me of Joan Littlewood's Theatre Workshop in its heyday.
Western individualisation theorists have emphasised the fluidity of intimate life, highlighting the growing prominence of 'pure relationships' (Giddens 1992), do-it-yourself biographies (Beck 1992), and 'liquid love' (Bauman 2003), against the backdrop of waning traditional bonds and obligations.
