Sentence examples for rather fluid from inspiring English sources

Middle class, by the way, appears to have a rather fluid definition.

Yet a large body of research from cognitive psychology shows that preferences are in fact rather fluid.

I have a feeling the leader board today could be rather fluid, a nice juxtaposition given the weather and all that.

The boundary between the two worlds is rather fluid; in the "Three Pianos" version of the 19th century, it's not unusual for a cellphone or a laptop to appear.

One has to absorb all of this - the tiniest fluctuations of speed, fingerings, bowings, colours - until it becomes completely natural, and then the music can come alive in a way that is not complex or studied to the listener, but, rather, fluid and improvised-sounding.

"People who are gay don't have a disease, they are not mentally ill, nothing like that, but the research shows that sexuality tends to be rather fluid and especially for individuals who during childhood have been sexually abused by same-sex pedophiles, whose sexual feelings have come up because of these incidences.

Though I'd carefully curated Facebook contacts into lists for family, friends and work, those definitions are rather more fluid.

Rather, the fluid is sandwiched between layers of Kevlar, a high-strength polymer commonly employed in protective gear.

The primitive nature of early samplers forced producers to use stiff programmed drums (think of any early Run-DMC or Beastie Boys single), rather than fluid breakbeats.

They are helped to descend into the square pool of rather grayish fluid, in which they splash and tumble and frolic.

The mood, however, is comic, at times boisterously so, and the setting is a world where relations — among classes, between parents and children — seem fixed rather than fluid.