Sentence examples similar to super fluency from inspiring English sources

Where it touched on a common language —"Work," a knotty early piece by Thelonious Monk, or "Isotope," a shifty 12-bar blues by Joe Henderson — it conveyed the satisfying feeling of super-fluency checked by restraint.

But rather than mock (or educate) Republicans out of the francophobia, a new anti-Romney ad from a Democratic Super Pac uses Romney's fluency in the language as not-very-subtle marker of Romney's wishy-washy ideology.

"Here Comes the Night Time" upholds this super-sized band's uncanny fluency, lurching from carnival-esque flurries to a Caribbean lilt like a bucking, biting Talking Heads.

Fluency equates to speed.

Fluency, however, is declining.

Now the fluency returned.

And what does fluency mean?

Fluency in a language also does not equal cultural fluency.

Fluency in French and Spanish.

He writes with grace, fluency and authority.

Super powerful, super singular.