Sentence examples for socially fluent from inspiring English sources
The second Matthew Kenney is the attractive, socially fluent chef who spends as much time working the dining room as he does working the stove.
Mrs. Hadley, a glamorous, socially fluent beauty with a long list of prominent friends and lovers on her résumé, first tried her hand at writing with the encouragement of S. J. Perelman, one of many admirers.
She imagined a life in which she was intellectually appreciated, socially engaged, fluent in English (she was taking a class), and had a "cleaning lady with whom I get along very well".
As [G] has been a signature variant for this major dialect in Taiwan (Ang 洪惟仁 1997; Chen 陳淑娟 1995; Chen 陳雅玲 2010, 2012; Chuang and Fon 2017; Khng 康韶真 2014; Lin 林珠彩 1995), counteracting the general trend of forgoing [G] altogether [cf. Chen 陳雅玲 (2010, 2012), Khng 康韶真 (2014)] might thus be socially favorable among fluent peer-speakers of this conservative dialect [cf. Chuang and Fon (2017)].
Studying abroad allowed me to grow academically as I became conversationally fluent in Mandarin; socially as I made new friends; culturally as I learned more about my Chinese culture and heritage; and personally, because it had never crossed my mind that I could come to love living and working in a developing country.
Further, when the people in the study were shown a Chinese face on the screen and asked to converse with that person, they were less fluent — though they seemed more socially comfortable — than when they were asked to have the same conversation with someone who was Caucasian.
Socially or morally oriented activists have become fluent in the shareholder's vocabulary.
She's still functionally fluent, and is happy to chat to fellow leader Vladimir Putin socially in Russian, though the pair use an interpreter once they move to formal diplomatic conversations to avoid little misunderstandings – that's how wars start, after all.
Education: Fluent in German.
