Sentence examples for knack for appealing from inspiring English sources
And as he drew to a close, the former hedge fund manager showed off the knack for appealing to the man in the street – however disingenuous that appeal may be – that brought him, and Trump, such success.
Some of the reformists he listens to are intellectuals who, in their worldliness, have lost the knack for appealing to a down-home Saudi crowd.
He had the knack of appealing to fellow politicians and talking to them in their own language.
That other vicious, nutty recluse, Kim Jong Il, shows the same almost infinite capacity to let his people suffer to keep him in power and cognac, and has an appealing knack for nukes.
Allen, of the eponymous, now defunct Allen, Brady & Marsh agency, was a gentle man with a warm sense of humour and a knack for coming up with appealing tunes that captured the spirit of well-known brands.
The guitarist Liberty Ellman has a knack for streamlining gnarly complexities into clean, appealing curvature.
Bell had built an impressive reputation as a preacher; he had a conversational style and a knack for making his messages straightforward and appealing, especially to young people.
First the good: Mr. Kweli showed off his knack for corralling unruly syllables, and his short, straightforward set included "Lonely People," an appealing new song that samples "Eleanor Rigby".
As with her earlier "Three Men and a Cradle," Miss Serreau displays a knack for spinning serious social concerns into pure fluff, but the blitheness of her fairy tales can be appealing.
Mr. Townsend has a knack for discovery.
