Sentence examples for not only fluent from inspiring English sources

Young people like the teen taking the driving-licence test are usually not only fluent in German; they often speak no Turkish.The German man giving the exam could well feel that Germany was generous in offering its national driving-licence exam in so many languages.

Imira is not only fluent in Mandarin, but has worked on International trade in this area of the world for over a decade.

My maternal grandmother was not only fluent in English, but also a very independent, feisty lady who used to walk miles every morning on her own in an era when women were expected to be wary of wandering out alone.

In 1998 and 1999, reeling from the Monica Lewinsky case, he not only delivered fluent speeches, which many had thought beyond his powers in such a fraught situation, but also reframed the budget debate by telling the Republican tax-cutters: Save Social Security first.

Thus, not only is fluent reading a critical characteristic of skilled (automatic) reading, it has been shown that faster reading does not necessarily incur a cost in terms of accuracy.

Advertisers and marketers need not only be fluent in both but also to find new ways to reconcile the two.

Not only is she fluent in Internet culture, but Ocasio-Cortez is also willing to take advantage of it, even as critics dismiss her, the youngest woman ever elected to Congress, as a "little girl" or demand that her cohort of Democrats "stop acting like young people," as Aaron Sorkin did during a recent CNN interview.

As Rehman and Walker (1995) note, conducting fieldwork among South Asian origin populations not only needs moderators fluent in the mother tongue of that population but also people who are aware of cultural nuances in order to communicate effectively and interpret data.

He's fluent not only in Arabic but also in Hebrew and Farsi.

She is fluent not only in English, French, and German but also in "wuffling," her own form of tigerspeak.

Not only did she speak fluent, poetic Moron — "Drill, baby, drill!" — she seemed able to generate endless one-off Moron sentences with every exhaled breath.