Sentence examples for certain knack from inspiring English sources

But ghosts do have a certain knack for looming without ever arriving at their destination.

To be wise is to have a certain knack or skill, one born from experience.

What's more, she has demonstrated a certain knack for skewering the foibles of the contemporary art world in her pieces, mostly videotapes of performances that hilariously depict her lampooning the bloated lingo of much art critique; the egomaniacal ravings of artists who believe their own fawning press; and the orgiastic cult of museum worshipers.

We have a certain knack for dramatic endings".

Incremental View About Students' Abilities in Math (n = 3) Even if students don't initially possess a certain "knack" for math they can develop their math ability.

There's a certain knack to slashing someone with a cigarette filter.

Some observers, including Muro, have pointed to a certain cultural knack for salesmanship and entrepreneurship among Mormons, who make up two-thirds of the state's population.

While perhaps a little less dramatic than "if it ain't broke, don't fix it," BioWare, Hudson said, absolutely realizes that it has a knack for a certain type of game.

What's certain is that Godzilla retains its knack for returning when its country most needs it, providing a giant canvas upon which Japan can work through its existential angst.

Speaking last month, Cavendish, his old GB and Team Sky team-mate, said people have been underestimating Wiggins' knack for focusing on certain goals for years, a point you hear time and time again from those who know him well.

Paul Rodriguez, the art director responsible, was gay and was, Rowell says, "looking for certain attributes", but he also had a knack for spotting a generic look in a model, a timeless, universal appeal.