Sentence examples for liquidness from inspiring English sources

Bynum explores certain "lurking" assumptions about blood in Western culture — "assumptions that had something to do with the emphasis on blood as drops and globules, shed and separated bits, as well as with an insistence on the redness, liquidness, the being-alive-ness, of that which was poured forth in death".

With natural phrasing, so that the notes seemed to spill out, and sounds both round and varied, the liquidness and skill of the music were excellently achieved.

The story flows with a liquidness I've rarely seen matched in productions of Shakespeare, with the action between scenes overlapping onstage.