Sentence examples for a knack for performing from inspiring English sources

Yang had a knack for performing at a young age.

Mendoza struggled badly in his last few outings but like Derek Jeter, Mendoza seems to have a knack for performing in the postseason.

But nearly as significant as the Model T's ubiquity was its knack for performing tasks far beyond basic transportation.

In contrast, Bring Home Water relies on people's knack for performing tasks that involve dynamic movement.

VICTOR WALD A Knack for Languages Victor Wald performed ably as a stockbroker, his wife, Rebecca, recalled, but he seemed miscast in the role.

Afghans have a knack for the nonliteral.

She had a knack for saying and doing the right thing, dispensing invaluable advice and performing acts of kindness for her friends.

Mr. Soros and his co-host, the film director Edward Zwick, displayed a knack for publicity by pulling MC Hammer out of mothballs to perform.

The British really do have a knack for understatement.

This was a ritual they perform before every training session or competition; they have a knack for finding the calm corners of busy gyms.

A knack for diplomacy?