Sentence examples similar to knack for abstracting from inspiring English sources
A British physicist with a knack for explaining abstract concepts, Still is the author of Particle Physics Brick by Brick (Firefly, $24.95), forthcoming this spring.
From the outset, Professor Morgan showed a knack for grounding abstract ideas in specific circumstances and presenting history through the eyes of individuals, whose personalities he captured in a few deft strokes.
But December has a knack for making abstract ideas seem insignificant compared with warm houses.
The titular track maintains their knack for eerie, abstract, but pop-driven melodies that burrow under your skin and don't let go – In particular, Englund's refrain of "the walls are talking" has a jarring, dissociative effect that brings the song into an engrossind 3D.
Alex Macpherson reviews: If Anderson is no philosopher, she's certainly a gifted raconteur: her voice is warm and welcoming, her comic timing elegant, and she has a knack for bringing even her most abstract musings to life with the right details. More.
Distilling your abstract down to a single message will also help you get the knack for recognising what your message is.
Mr. Townsend has a knack for discovery.
Brittin has a British knack for understatement.
(Gracie had a knack for it).
Microsoft has a knack for comebacks.
