Sentence examples for much more fluent from inspiring English sources

His passing is much more fluent, more confident.

Soon, Turovsky says, they will deploy new deep learning algorithms, which will produce much more fluent translations.

Trapattoni made 10 changes to his team and the result was a much more fluent performance, with Doyle, Shane Long, Seamus Coleman and Brady all impressing.

She has become much more fluent in her lecturing style, has more eye contact with the audience, and may even add humorous asides and improvisations; she answers — and, if need be, parries — questions easily.

The students who attended the extra sessions became much more fluent in "speaking chemistry" and were able to demonstrate by the end of the semester that they could think on the fly in front of a critiquing audience.

She has become much more fluent in her lecturing style, has more eye contact with the audience, and may even add humorous asides and improvisations; she answers and, if need be, parries questions easily.

(Too bad. Mr. Corzine has become a much braver, more fluent and relaxed public speaker since he began).

Bluetooth bombed, and wi-fi took its place, and we were suddenly able to steal music in much easier, more fluent ways.

"Many people who come to the minyan over time not only become much more comfortable and fluent in daily prayer, but they are inspired to deepen their connection to our synagogue and Jewish life," he said.

Officials from all three countries, especially the two Nordic ones, are much more likely to be fluent in English than French.

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