Sentence examples for reasonably fluent from inspiring English sources
"The Lonely Crowd" is not a slog, exactly -- Riesman is a reasonably fluent writer, especially by academic standards.
Once foreign players have become reasonably fluent in English, it is always interesting to note which idiomatic phrases they pick up.
It appears that some people object to my having written about a Bangladeshi housewife who speaks hardly any English, when I myself am reasonably fluent in the language.
They were soon reminiscing in German (my father still reasonably fluent thanks to that childhood foundation) and it was clear Theo had an admiration for him and, indeed, for my grandfather, whom he described as an honourable man.
While the number of Welsh-speakers in the UK is estimated to be around 500,000, there is said to be three times as many people reasonably fluent in Hindi.
The prime minister, in contrast, boasts O-level French, but gives no indications of ever using it (unlike Blair, who, having worked in a French bar as a student, was reasonably fluent).
His name is David, he is around 30, reasonably handsome (played by the quietly dashing Peter Sarsgaard), Jewish and fluent in a language of style and culture that Jenny is only beginning to learn.
Where once the air was thick with tales of Turnbull rages, or the acidly fluent character assessments for which he has been famous his whole life, the early part of his prime ministership has been reasonably calm on that front.
Education: Fluent in German.
