Sentence examples for fluidity that are from inspiring English sources
The show uses multiple pieces of apparatus to depict its subjects, grabbing the viewer's interest with the fluctuating states and fluidity that are expelled from the works.
Prior work demonstrated that there exist metrics of gene composition dissimilarity (e.g. genomic fluidity) that are robust to changes in such cutoffs [ 19].
Attractive to watch with a fluidity that was not indicative of their league position, they bossed proceedings.
The representation of masculinity embodied in Help! is a key stepping stone to more obvious displays of gender fluidity that were to emerge in later decades.
The most extreme form of the fluidity that is characteristic of monsters is the Protean figure who can change into any form or combination of forms at will.
I'll admit there were times when I missed the structured fluidity that was part of Littlewood's genius, but Johnson's production has heart and soul and rightly restores a classic for a new generation.
They also point to a kind of creative fluidity that is especially endemic among the rich ethnic mix of Hispanic cultures in the Americas, where the lines dividing high and low, art and handicraft can be inspiringly blurry.
The protagonist, Paul, was sung by the vibrant baritone Christopher Dylan Herbert, while the other singers slipped into different roles — the Somali mob, slick newspaper editors, Paul's inner voices — with a fluidity that was sometimes confusing.
Laura Buruiana, a Romanian cellist presented by Young Concert Artists in her New York recital debut on March 23 at the 92nd Street Y, played with an almost offhand fluidity that was the opposite of athleticism, as if the thrilling outpouring of Franck's famous Sonata in A Major was happening by itself.
Nic Ceynowa is a marvel in the difficult "Aureole" solo that Mr. Taylor created for himself: using the breadth of his back and spine to shift in shape, he possesses a feline fluidity that is nailed to the floor with purposeful weight.
