Sentence examples for remarkable fluency from inspiring English sources

Ms. Ramnarayan does so with remarkable fluency.

Despite my remarkable fluency, their suspicions were aroused by Josh's Gallic shrugging.

Brief spells training with Parma and Udinese early in his career led him to study Italian, which he exhibited with remarkable fluency as a guest on the Sky Italia show Speciale Calciomercato in 2012.

Brooks, who won the Pulitzer Prize in 2005 for her novel "March," set in Civil War America, again shows in "Caleb's Crossing" her remarkable fluency in communicating the distant past.

He may be more grizzled and less mercurially quick than he was when his remarkable fluency first struck the jazz world, but Watson's sound has always represented a rare chemistry of Charlie Parker's headlong lyricism, Johnny Hodges's beseeching romantic blandishments and Stevie Wonder's funkiness.

Then the season began, and it was rapidly clear that Porzingis, who speaks three languages, also possesses, at the age of twenty, remarkable basketball fluency.

Ovid's verse is remarkable for its smoothness, fluency, and balance.

It is testimony to the remarkable assurance and fluency of Watkins's writing from the outset of his career.

The repetition — what's remarkable is the fluency with which he recycles the same phrase — tells us how he's locked into the same obsessive horror.

Carol Clark's The Prisoner seems to me to stay almost entirely clear of it, achieving a quite remarkable degree of fluency by means of no more than deft minor adjustments to the original syntax, altering the function of a clause here, dividing a sentence into two there.

In them, her arms are certainly remarkable in their rippling fluency; I can see again in my mind's eye the way she ended one number with them suggesting the upwardly spiraling tendrils of smoke in the open air.