Sentence examples for a knack and a from inspiring English sources

Mr. Meyer has a knack, and a supreme sense of confidence, for putting a spin on the Noel Coward ideal of witty sophistication, with such looks as U-neck sweater vests, sky-blue velvet jeans and slate poplin trousers that looked like dressed-up denim.

There's a knack, and there's a way in which they go about their business.

It's a knack and it's a good one".

Lionel, I say, you're a knick-knack and bric-a-brac maniac.

Even back then, Bianco had a special knack and an ear for picking up the different tones and styles of the person singing on those records.

Even in galleries, she does "song -formatted piecesong -formatteds," and has a knack for an endless stream of music videos.

Like any other kind of writing, criticism is a genre that one has to have a knack for, and the people who have a knack for it are those whose knowledge intersects interestingly and persuasively with their taste.

The Norwegian DJ has a knack for melody and modulation and a penchant for cheesy synths, big arpeggios and Giorgio Moroder basslines.

I'm not one of those girls who stumbled upon blogging and found she had a knack for writing, and then a publishing contract showed up in her mailbox and she was all, "I never expected this!

Trump deploys fame for fame's sake; taps into populist expressions of fear, hatred and resentment and shows a knack for picking fights and a braggart's focus on the horse race.

So if you want to get into technology and don't code, if you think you have a knack for product and a killer idea, start reading and learning.