Sentence examples for more fluent of from inspiring English sources

Dhawan, whose form in Australia has been a matter of much concern, was indubitably the more fluent of the two.

If he'd been a bit more fluent on Saturday, he could have made it even more of a race.

He's the only voice within the film apart from the two recordings of Bowie and Lou Reed because for me I am more fluent to the idea of poetic truth and rock and roll myth.

It was one of the Ibrox side's more fluent performances of the season.

In the present study, participants actively moved their arms symmetrically as instructed, which provided a more fluent motion of the humerus combined with scapular orientations instead of static measurements.

He now needs to find a more fluent method of bringing them to life.

While Root again came unstuck in the 20s, Compton stayed the course - first in a stand of 67 with an almost equally stoic Jonathan Trott and then in the more fluent company of Ian Bell in another half-century partnership.

Admitting that they can hardly hope to penetrate Al Qaeda without greater expertise in Arabic or fend off Chinese espionage without more fluent speakers of Chinese, the Central Intelligence Agency and National Security Agency are dropping old security policies that excluded many Americans with foreign relatives from high-level clearances.

We also show that increased and more fluent generation of self-related mental imagery drives the observed improvement in attitudes toward the advertisement.

At the moment Ireland are playing more of what would traditionally be viewed as the Munster style - be ferocious at the breakdown, kick for position and defend like dervishes - than the more fluent "Leinstertainment" of his former charges.

The most important modifications to the questionnaire that arose from this stage were 1) rearrangement of the sequence of items to make the interview more fluent, 2) rewording of questions, 3) addition of response categories, and 4) elimination of items that showed no variation.