Sentence examples for the fluid concept from inspiring English sources

The Race movingly explores the fluid concept of identity and belonging, and the fact that the contemporary stories are by far the most successful suggests that Allan's considerable strengths lie in the literary mainstream.

The second is the slightly fluid concept of stoppage time.

Time, still told from the sun, is a fluid concept for the Xingu Indians.

But "the jazz tradition" is a fluid concept these days, encompassing not only blues and bebop but also the jangly polyphony of Ornette Coleman, the enigmatic lyricism of Wayne Shorter and the folk idioms of far-flung locales.

Gender is a fluid concept in the 21st century.

Despite its elite connotations, aceness is a conveniently fluid concept in the world of newspaper headlines.

It is argued that in order to account for both the organizations' change and negotiation of the servicescape, as well as guest manipulation, resistance to and change of the servicescape demands a more fluid concept for these processes.

Is it a fluid concept (like in the Criminal Code) or is it confined to people the government has declared are terrorists?

Hopefully, the act of coming out will be less dramatic in the near future, as we all become more comfortable with the idea that identity is a fluid concept".

Regarding planned place of birth as a fluid concept will influence the process of decision-making around place of birth.

With an ebook, if there's a reference at the top of a page to redirect me to a note at the back (though back is a somewhat fluid concept in an ebook), I can click on it.