Sentence examples for the same fluency from inspiring English sources

He can talk about semiconductors with the same fluency as deal premiums.

For instance, even if a vanished bird was someday reconstituted from its genes, would it warble with the same fluency as its ancestors?

When he is not writing, he talks in the same measured, ironic voice as his prose, with the same fluency and intellectual momentum, as if he were troubled by the thought that he might never find another audience.

Marius Petipa's dances for the 1890 original are the climax of 19th-century ballet classicism, marrying royalist ceremony to fairy-tale beauty with the same fluency with which Homer interweaves the actions of mortal heroes and immortal gods in "The Iliad".

Even the unbeaten 24 he made from 20 balls in the first game of the series in Rajkot was a mixed bag, as before launching two late sixes he had failed to play with the same fluency as Samit Patel, failing to score off too many balls.

Paired with Sweden in the quarter-finals, in the first match of the finals in which they could truly be adjudged favourites, Romania never quite found the same fluency, although they still played their part in a gripping tie that went to extra-time at 1-1, and when Raducioiu's second goal of the match put them ahead after 101 minutes, the dream looked set to continue.

Ideally, several bilingual persons (same fluency in the two languages and experience with mental health instruments) are used to obtain translations and blind back translation [ 41, 42].

It has the same gentle fluency, the same feeling for a visual flourish – though I wonder if it is all a bit insubstantial.

What if nonprofits (really, the organizations that serve everyone) had the same data fluency as the leading firms that only serve people with expensive smartphones or 401K plans?

Siraj Datoo, who studies French at Warwick, agrees: "Without my degree, I would not have the same level of fluency in French that I have now.

In the same year, his fluency and warmth of tone unblemished, Terry recorded duets with leading pianists including Tommy Flanagan and Marian McPartland, and in 2002 he joined another octogenarian jazz giant, the bebop-drums pioneer Max Roach, on the album Friendship.