Sentence examples for no fluent from inspiring English sources
Both Ms. Rindfleisch and Mr. Mann sometimes step, on half-toe, into something that a balletgoer wants to call a "swan arabesque," and yet these swans' wing-arms are held asymmetrically, and with no fluent suggestion of flight.
A S 0 is a set of sentences with the property that S0 is the only term of sort situation mentioned by the fluents of a sentence of A S 0. Thus, no fluent of a formula of A S 0 mentions a variable of sort situation or the function symbol do.
Exclusion criteria are: severe motor and motility disorders (e.g. Parkinson disease), sensory impairment, certain medical problems, a history of substance abuse, major psychiatric illness or no fluent language skills.
The Rye Historical Society and Square House Museum provide a translation for those who are no longer fluent in millinery interpretation with the exhibition "The Language of Hats: From Poke Bonnets to Pill Boxes, From Top Hats to Homburgs".
It is just that I am shamefully rusty at my native language; that I am no longer fluent in my first acquired language, Dutch; if you listen closely and read carefully, you will detect a slight accent in my spoken English or may notice some unusual constructs in my writings.
These days, he speaks enough Russian to order lunch, but is by no means fluent.
There is no more fluent and intimate pop-jazz idiom than Brazilian bossa nova, whose master interpreter, João Gilberto, delivers its classics as murmured streams of consciousness in which images of love and nature merge.
"Frost and Snow, Falling" begins: "That is, a quality of man and his becoming, / beautiful, or the decoration of some light and /fixed decision, no less fluent than the river / which guards its name".
Learning Spanish remains a slow process - Beckham was no more fluent the day he left as the day he arrived.
Fortunately for the American, the second set produced a fresh start, and although her play was by no means fluent, it was effective as her first break of serve of the match helped her open up a 3-0 lead over the world number 26.
"No, it's completely fluent," McClure insists supportively.
