Fluency In A Sentence

• Speak with fluency and argument.
• He lacks not fluency but accuracy.
• It takes years to acquire fluency in a language.
• Finally he poured forth a great fluency of speech.
• But fluency is, to most (it would seem) the easier course.
• You can tell he was a gentleman once by the fluency of his cussing.
• The fluency and gusto with which he related these sordid details amazed me.
• He seemed to have lost his usual fluency and presence of mind.
• Also it discusses local affairs with fluency and more or less point.
• Her natural fluency asserted itself and appeared to fine advantage.
• Clare thought his fluency developed very quickly when he spoke to her mother.
• Dick felt rather proud of this, its fluency and general appositeness.
• He resented his youth, his ease of manner, his fluency in the common tongue.
• You observe the fluency and ease with which I say "second girl.

• He was holding forth with all the fluency of a man who talks well and likes to exert his talent.
• Those whose fluency was not hampered by their feelings, relieved their minds by cursing.
• The man with no ear must not hope to be a musician, nor the man with no fluency a letter-writer.
• This shows great fluency and versatility, it is true, but we need something else.
• His manner, his voice, his diction, his fluency were alike the subject of praise.
• This new manner of painting permitted him a greater subtlety and fluency than Courbet possessed.
• The violin taught me the need for perfect intonation, fluency in execution, ever so many things.
• Wargrave marvelled at the ease and fluency with which Colonel Dermot spoke the language.
• And Mulvaney went; cursing his allies with Irish fluency and barrack-room point.
• FADELL is no great orator, though he can speak with some fluency to a point of order.
• His greatest fluency was in the use of separated hachures of rich greyish colour on neutral backgrounds.
• In other words, he did not have great enough fluency to permit only the highest qualities of his art to be felt.
• He was silent and serious, as if wishing to make amends by his lack of words for the fluency of his wife and daughter.
• With all that, he rejoiced in a delightful fluency of speech, conveying quaint and original thought.
• His canvases since 1905 are the first in which we feel the fluency and power which come only after a slow and sedulous process of osmosis.
• When his technic is sufficiently great it permits him to speak with fluency and self-expression, enhancing the value of his work a thousandfold.
• The author has keen powers of observation and fluency in description, and has put on record much that other travellers fail to mention.
• And those quirky, idle noises this pen makes are delightful, and would break your easy fluency with wit.
• This delay had not been without advantages, perhaps the chief of which was a fluency in French that many of his men were able to acquire.
• The minister's fluency was gone; he was very pale, and it was Bigot who in the end spoke for both.
• And then, quite suddenly, he recalled the past career of this outraged mother, with her righteous indignation; and fluency returned to him.
• Fletcher himself, the acknowledged master of the style here adopted by Middleton, has left no finer example of metrical fluency and melodious ease.
• Because of the natural fluency I have mentioned, I devoted most of my time to slower exercises at first.
• So soon as our eyes met, he drew near and addressed me in the French language, which he spoke with a good fluency but an abominable accent.
• The regulations of the court room considerably hampered Mr. Cadwaller's fluency of speech.
• His style was fluent, but not of that fluency which comes of redundant words and phrases, for I have never listened to one so terse and vigorous.

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