Sentence examples for apparent knack from inspiring English sources

He may have been attracted to Gobbetti's apparent knack for working alongside creative types.

He was, even then, a strapping youth with an apparent knack for finding the net with nonchalance.

Norm Macdonald (who delivered the "fake news" on "Saturday Night Live") and Dave Chappelle, the comics who have to carry the movie, are much-too-cool cookies who have little buddy-buddy chemistry and no apparent knack for broad physical comedy.

All three of their postseason games have gone into extra innings, which favors their speedy bench, deep bullpen and apparent knack for late home runs — this time a two-run shot from Eric Hosmer won the game.

Thermoses in hand, DC and Hooks get all majestic on our ass while they show off their impressive knowledge of Pacific bird life as well as an apparent knack for horse whispering.

It's also apparent that he has a knack for writing provocative and topical non-fiction.

His heir apparent, Kerry Healey, the lieutenant-governor, has an uncomfortable knack for seeming elitist and may face bruising primary competition from Christy Mihos, a convenience-store magnate, though the latter may run as an independent.The Massachusetts Democrats have a long record of squandering gubernatorial elections.

And now with the apparent haircut mandate, we know he has a knack for branding like his grandfather.

And on their latest album for Warp Records, As If, that love for the dancefloor is as apparent as ever, as is the group's knack for pulling in variety of disparate samples and sounds.

It's back-knack, apparently.

It was immediately apparent that she was a terrific musician, fluid, full-throated, with a knack for creating beautifully crafted, even eloquent solos.