Sentence examples for in a knack from inspiring English sources

This comes out in a knack for phrasing things just so.

Kempe performed with Lord Strange's Men in A Knack to Know a Knave, which he may have helped to write, in 1592.

"I'm delighted with the result, I think we're in a knack of knowing how to win," manager Steve Tully told BBC Radio Cornwall.

Their clients may differ, but Mr. Wasserstein and Mr. Perella have a lot in common — a knack for turning boutiques into big business.

I think that too much skill can be boring in art; a knack for writing verse doesn't necessarily make one a good poet.

Paul Hunting's talent lies in having a knack for reading symbols and metaphors, a skill that has led him to his greatest challenge: the symbolism in Shakespeare.

They're also delicious Garcia, who was born in Mexico and grew up in Napa, has a knack for getting to the essence of flavors.

They're also delicious — Garcia, who was born in Mexico and grew up in Napa, has a knack for getting to the essence of flavors.

This was thought to be one of the points recommending him as a replacement for Mr. Byers, 49, who in his accident-prone year in office demonstrated a knack for provoking negative commentary.

The young designer Marco Dessi, who was born in Italy and who is based in Vienna, has a knack for clarity.

What 100-day measurements most often test is skill in filling jobs in a new administration, a knack for setting a tone in Washington and reflexes in dealing with sudden foreign policy problems.