Sentence examples for lose fluidity from inspiring English sources

The design, involving several tower-like structures, slows down the action and makes the show lose fluidity and momentum.

Instead of increasing the strength of your throw beyond the point of losing fluidity and control, you might consider aiming for a point slightly above your intended target when throwing with larger/heavier knives.

For in looking back, there is usually a point at which past events lose their fluidity.

When forced to accelerate, he had a tendency to lose the fluidity that came naturally to him.

Lipid peroxidation causes the plasma membrane to lose its fluidity and integrity, ultimately leading to loss of sperm function (Aitken 1995).

The decrease in unsaturation index indicates transformation of lipids to solid state, making plasma membrane more rigid and lose its fluidity.

She lost her fluidity, her touch.

Sometimes you risk losing some fluidity.

Their bodies have lost the fluidity of summer, though the weather is fine.

Watching them play, it was obvious that the offense had lost its fluidity — the ball rarely made it past the free-throw line.

Still, as Crowe establishes himself as the third narrator of this tale, the writing loses its engaging fluidity.