fluidity

In recent years, however, there has been much more fluidity.

A few more songs would add further fluidity to the show.

For in looking back, there is usually a point at which past events lose their fluidity.

It is this fluidity that makes them both hard to play against and easy on the eye.

It is seen as an expression of movement and fluidity.

One of the main reasons for name fluidity was access to resources.

The fact is, we don't have any fluidity in our game right now.

But while some do play on teams around the city, most said the park game's fluidity is part of its appeal.

This has created a new sense of potential fluidity in political attitudes.

"The fluidity of their relationship was a wonderful thing to witness."

Certainly, playing 10 or 11 players every night can disrupt a team's fluidity.

He has the fluidity and economy of effort that marks the really good ones.

He stepped up and immediately felt the fluidity of the structure.

He has come to stand for modernity and fluidity in dress.

It is a business whose fluidity rivals that of its products.

It allows them to have a certain fluidity of their movements.

"His body looks better, he's moving with much more fluidity.

Also it was most likely planned to be made with fluidity in combat.

She danced across the stage with a beautiful, fluidity of movement.

This also means that all fluids have the property of fluidity.

But their sense of freedom and fluidity in the upper body was impressive.

The outcome is a sense of ease and fluidity throughout your body.

The fluidity invites viewers to give the show some shape.

The social fluidity of this age is difficult for us to gauge with any precision.

The meeting proceeded with a fluidity that surprised some participants.