(1) Compared with their peers, diviners excel in insight, imagination, fluency in language, and knowledge of cultural traditions.

(2) Don Eckelberry was a rare individual who possessed wide-ranging fluency of expression in his conversation, his writing, and in his painting.

(3) They are dealing with a footballer whose physical attributes, swift fluency of movement and richness of technique equip him to be the most accomplished centre-back in the game.

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(5) Their definitions are compatible with the Steiner curriculum: the teaching of emotional intelligence; lateral, creative thinking, and fluency in foreign languages.

(6) Beginning readers of an alphabetic language achieve fluency and skill as they develop an understanding of the sound-letter patterns within their writing system.

(7) Forsythe's fluency of movement is revealed as he attempts to sever the control that the mind places over the body and dissolves into pure movement.

(8) The improved fluency allowed the Hockeyroos to find their attacking rhythm, with three of the five goals the result of well-executed and creative play.

(9) The grownups just laughed and commented on our intelligence and fluency .

(10) By the way, I'm simplifying here by classing written and spoken fluency as the same thing.

(11) Intelligence and verbal fluency are not necessarily linked, as listening to 30 minutes of commercial radio will attest.

(12) At our best, we can construct word-maps dense with correspondences of breathtaking elegance and fluency .

(13) The cursing continued for some time, barely audible, and showing a fluency that even more jaded Institute graduates would have been shocked at.

(14) With some professional help and regular self-therapy, he was able to develop fluency in most speech situations.

(15) There was no fluency or rhythm as they struggled to catch the flow of the play.

(16) They both used the phrase u251cu00f6u251cu00e7u251cu2510uniquely humanu251cu00f6u251cu00e7u251cu00fb to describe certain cognitive abilities, such as language fluency and representational thought.

(17) Her technique was characterized by a huge jump, lyrical fluency , and a classical purity of style.

(18) For the discerning traveller, it offers an insight into Kerala's unique features and characteristic identity through the dazzling fluency of the brush of Maqbool Fida Husain.

(19) He covers issues like drug abuse and self-harm with considerable fluency and character and when he's not tackling world issues, sloppy commercial hip hop receives a shrewd and poetic put down.

(20) His playing has a wonderful fluency and easy style; the phrasing seems utterly instinctive, and there's not a moment when he seems to be making expressive effects for their own sake.