Sentence examples for intuitive knack from inspiring English sources

Yet he had an intuitive knack that enabled him to figure out almost anything.

Ben was a visionary and an entrepreneur all his life, with an intuitive knack for recognizing human potential.

Scientists have found that growing older is no guarantee of growing wiser, if wisdom is an intuitive knack for grasping how others think and behave.

Dr. Low helped drive the field of infrared astronomy with his enthusiasm and an intuitive knack for solving technical problems, said George H. Rieke, a longtime associate at the University of Arizona.

Taylor's portrait of the rise and fall of an anarchist collective near the University of Florida campus was born out of several stories in his 2010 collection, "Everything Here Is the Best Thing Ever," which in its strongest moments suggested an heir to the Denis Johnson of "Jesus' Son" — a thoughtful miniaturist with an intuitive knack for the well-chosen detail.

Gabriela is a natural intuitive, with a knack for bridging inner and outer worlds, bringing relevance to daily living.

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When I showed the manuscript to my wife, a highly intuitive visionary with a knack for seeing what was invisible to me, she was miffed.

However, there are no guarantees outside developers will be able to replicate Apple's knack for building intuitive interfaces.

"Accelerando," his fourth release on the German label ACT, and an early front-runner for jazz album of the year, encapsulates his knack for making prickly experimentalism feel approachable, intuitive, even stylish.

Still, a knack is a knack.