Sentence examples for knack for engaging from inspiring English sources
This, coupled with Shannon's knack for engaging visuals, salvages some of the story line.
Tappe had a knack for engaging with his subjects, a number of whom he approached because he knew them, or came to socialise with after working with them.
Mulling over his options, he recalled that in college at Earlham, where he'd worked as a teaching assistant, he'd enjoyed and had a knack for engaging students.
Shelly is a firecracker that has a knack for engaging with her community and immediately putting a smile on your face.
Rich is borderline a motivational speaker, with a knack for engaging you and bringing you into his vision.
Ms. Clyne, a young composer with a knack for writing potent, engaging electro-acoustic works, fashioned the 45-minute sequence of solos and duets in memory of her mother.
Like their students, teachers unfamiliar with the discipline of philosophy may nevertheless have an aptitude for philosophical thinking or at least a knack for recognizing when others are engaged in philosophical thought.
Among them is "regard for student perspective"; that is, a teacher's knack for allowing students some flexibility in how they become engaged in the classroom.
At the core of its appeal is a knack for crafty design, inspiring a sense of enchantment and awe — intense and engaging.
Mr. Townsend has a knack for discovery.
