Sentence examples for was relatively fluid from inspiring English sources

Noting that "the American experience is itself an experience of cultural exchange," Horowitz delineates the disciplines in which the process was relatively fluid (dance and cinema), and those in which it progressed in fits and starts.

At Andover, surprisingly, individuality was so revered that groups were relatively fluid.

It is thought that "Corbynites" have a narrow majority over "non-Corbynites" on the NEC, although these labels are relatively fluid and it is not clear what would happen if Fisher's future was put to a vote.

Rhodes described them as fairly informal and easygoing — participants ranged in age from 18 to 40, schedules were relatively fluid, and practices were considered voluntary.

But if you're just a person and your sexuality is relatively fluid and a lot of different people capture your eye, then it's not so easy to classify".

("King Lear" was initially published as a history, and "Richard III" was first printed as a tragedy; the genres seem to have been relatively fluid for Shakespeare's audience).

These power relations are quite different from those among contemporaries, which are relatively fluid and subject to change.

The teams are relatively fluid in terms of membership: new members are appointed and old members shift teams during the project.

In particular, women, regardless of orientation, seem to share a similar mating psychology — supporting the idea female sexuality is relatively fluid.

My schedule is relatively fluid.

Party composition is relatively fluid, with individuals joining or leaving regularly, and group members are often not in direct visual contact.