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1
She was never
very
fluent
,
and cared little for the flowers of rhetoric.
2
Dorothy was a good German scholar, but somehow she was not
very
fluent
.
3
Some of these men were of considerable ability, and certainly of
very
fluent
speech.
4
For the next few minutes he was
very
fluent
indeed.
5
His English was
very
fluent
,
crisp, his accent a slight variation on an upper-class Englishman's.
6
He was
very
fluent
and used many metres.
7
Coons seems
very
fluent
and more impressive.
8
As for Mr. Symonds' style, it is, as usual,
very
fluent
,
very picturesque and very full of colour.
9
His German was
very
fluent
.
10
Forward this redefinition of broadcast journalism to, say, John Humphrys, and Monkey suspects his reaction would be
very
fluent
indeed.
11
Mr. Long is a
very
fluent
speaker, and, without oratorical display, he always succeeds in winning the attention of his auditors.
12
He was indignant; he was angry.... And that wrath had loosed his tongue which was not
very
fluent
on ordinary occasions.
13
I learned, however, to be
very
fluent
in that, for, inspired by love of Aurelia, I attacked it with extraordinary passion.
14
He was so frightened that his English-whichwas usually
very
fluent
-
deserted
him
,
and he mumbled protestations of innocence in his mother tongue.
15
If the Season is now mild, about the end of the Month the Sap in the Birch-Tree will begin to be
very
fluent
.
16
It is devoid of colour, in the sense of the modern painter, but its
very
fluent
and simple technical character recommends it highly.
very
fluent
very