Sentence examples for have some fluidity from inspiring English sources
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A human actor thus must have some degree of variance, or fluidity, in regard to the communication of his/her systems that cause tension.
In that transition, you can see him grow up: he may not be Michael Jackson, but he has some of his fluidity.
His ingenuity and fluidity had some connections with Tom Morello, the guitarist of the now-defunct band Rage Against the Machine.
Microbraids have the fluidity of willow branches, or the cascades of fine jets from a fountain.
Self-compacting concretes (SCCs) must have high fluidity, cohesion and should not segregate.
Most people will have sexual fluidity, in that they can be interested in more than one outlet.
It is found that the fresh SCLCs have good fluidity, passing ability, uniform aggregate distribution and resistance to segregation.
In the exhibition, the robotic arms borrowed from the factory floor have a fluidity of movement that almost seems to belie the designation "robot".
Unless you have the fluidity for people to say, "Yes, this is special and separate; yes, this is an ensemble," you are going to have problems.
