Sentence examples for extraordinary knack for from inspiring English sources

No one can deny that Washington had an extraordinary knack for cultivating white people.

His demands on singers were sometimes hard, but he turned out to have an extraordinary knack for vocal writing.

His demands on singers were sometimes hard, but he turned out to have an extraordinary knack for vocal writing..

(What did you expect, you knucklehead, "The Count of Monte Cristo"?) It's a loving group portrait of some ordinary guys with an extraordinary knack for low comedy.

And so the show was body language, more or less: both singers have an extraordinary knack for making big gestures seem human-size.

Still, Delia has an extraordinary knack for producing recipes that you actually feel like cooking, rather than gawping at, and everyone's Christmas will be improved by this book.

A Tory grandee who knows Osborne well says he has an extraordinary knack of hiring the right people and then winning their loyalty: George Osborne inspires total loyalty and devotion from people who work for him.

He has an extraordinary knack (shared particularly with Britten) for getting every element of the piece right.

But Amanresorts, the ultra-luxe chain based in Singapore, has a knack for snagging extraordinary sites: a private island in the Philippines, the edge of a national park in Rajasthan.

He builds self-confidence and self-esteem simply by being there, flaws and all, and he has a knack for turning ordinary activities into extraordinary adventures.

Even when he is not at the top of his form, his stylistic brilliance, his knack for absurdist, targeted entertainment and his extraordinary ear for a brimming basket of idioms make him one of the most impressive living American writers.