Sentence examples for most fluent and from inspiring English sources

This was not Williams at her most fluent and destructive.

These films represent the silent cinema at its subtlest, most fluent and mature.

Australia at their most fluent and, here, at their most menacing have been seen off.

They also inspired Metzmacher to one of his most fluent and insightful performances.

The most fluent and expressive actress of her day, Eleonora Duse created afresh every role she played and was different in each of them.

Hussain, though, always at his best when forced into a fight responded with one of the most fluent and technically correct innings of his career.

He tootled around yesterday without looking to have much of a clue – and this one of the world's most fluent stylists – and was eventually squared up by one from Peter Siddle.

Australian shoulders slumped somewhat, rather as the English ones had done when the startling Agar produced some of his most fluent shots, and that moment there was indeed a sense that one of the fighters had moved to the centre of the ring.

Lahr is Tynan's true successor at the New Yorker, reviewing theatre for the magazine, as did Tynan, and, more important, filling his loafers as its premier celebrity profile writer, its most fluent, buttery and adept suck-up to the stars.

High on the list of the toughest had to be acting as an accompanist and fellow soloist to Oscar Peterson, one of the fastest and most fluent piano virtuosos in jazz history, and a man who favoured small ensembles in which there was no place to hide.

To ask for help or report harassment or discrimination in a foreign language is an intimidating prospect for even the most fluent of speakers, and university services can feel distant.