Sentence examples for knack for encapsulating from inspiring English sources
Carson had a knack for encapsulating big ideas and for saying exactly what she meant.
Though he has a knack, too, of encapsulating an idea.
She possesses a knack for ingenious metaphors that encapsulate the social questions at the heart of her stories.
"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.
Bowie's passing now earns the moment an unintended lump in the throat, but it was poignant already: Scott has always had a knack for blatantly literal music cues, and this one encapsulates the earnest hopefulness of this entire, rather lovely film.
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.
Lacassagne had his own knack for specificity.
