Sentence examples for a nerve for from inspiring English sources

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The phrase "a nerve for" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe someone's ability or inclination to handle a particular situation or challenge, often implying a sense of boldness or audacity.
Example: "She has a nerve for public speaking, captivating audiences with her confidence and charisma."
Alternatives: "a knack for" or "a talent for".

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"This has really hit a nerve for folks".

But an Islamic center strikes a nerve for some.

"This obviously really touched a nerve for a lot of folks".

Martha totally hit a nerve for the over-40-year-old country-chic-loving market.

The decline of U.S. automakers and the rise of foreign competition hit a nerve for Americans.

The accusation touched a nerve for Russian secret service and military officials.

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But Hochschild's book has hit a raw nerve for a new generation with its vividly drawn picture of a voracious king anxious to maximise his earnings from the proceeds of rubber and ivory.

It's clearly a raw nerve for a lot of women, but thanks to Dunn the dialogue has now been opened and now we want to hear from you.

I think we really touched a nerve because for better or worse (definitely worse) texting has become the standard for dating communication.

We need a nerve centre for preparedness and response – an international organisation to tackle threats.

The CSA network acts as a nerve centre for all of this.

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