Sentence examples similar to Knack for altering from inspiring English sources

Whoever Clare Francis actually is, he or she has an uncanny knack for seeing improperly altered images, as well as smaller flaws that some editors are inclined to ignore.

I read poems because they have a knack for mattering.

Wright, however, had a knack for angering Lombardi.

But the abandon with which he has played — a 6-foot-4 contortionist with a knack for being smacked to the floor by bigger men — may have altered his career body clock.

Their knack for transformative public art combines the curation of an exhibit with outdoor work that alters a cityscape.

She has a knack for getting angry without losing her cool, and in "The Other Me" she pays tribute to her badly behaved alter ego.

A knack for diplomacy?

Mr. Townsend has a knack for discovery.

Brittin has a British knack for understatement.

(Gracie had a knack for it).

Microsoft has a knack for comebacks.