Sentence examples for true fluency from inspiring English sources

My goal was to achieve true fluency, to move past the stage of simultaneous translation of English thoughts and into the realm of spontaneous French speech.

Rohrbach explains that Fluent City takes a different approach to both what and how languages are taught, focusing less on true fluency and more on communicative proficiency, letting students confidently communicate with their peers.

Secondly, the keys to true fluency are full cultural "immersion" and long term language "maintenance".

In one of these studies, hypoperfusion of brain areas that controlled speech (left temporal lobe and frontal areas) significantly worsened with increasing age (p < 0.001) and was associated with deficits in language formation and "subsequently prevent [ed] development of true verbal fluency and development in the temporal and frontal areas associated with speech and communication" [ 54].

The instant polls put Cameron second, and it's true that he maintained his usual fluency, explaining policy ideas in simple, accessible language.

This is one of the most challenging aspects of true immersion, but if your goal is fluency, you must foster relationships with people who speak the language you are studying.

The lovers, who played unmasked, were scarcely true commedia dell'arte characters their popularity depending on looks, grace, and fluency in an eloquent Tuscan dialect.

It's not art but football that is the true international language, and the United States is at last coming close to fluency.

Our results are consistent with these interpretations, with the N400 ERP correlates of false memory reported here reflecting the semantic fluency that is presumably inhibited by the later-occurring ERP effects in true versus false memory.

They call this "cognitive fluency": the idea that if something is easy to think about, we're far more likely to think it preferable, more important or true.

Fluency, however, is declining.