Sentence examples for knack for extracting from inspiring English sources

Dubbed a "vulture" and "king of bankruptcy" because of his knack for extracting a profit from failing businesses.

Mr. Fink, according to Mr. Goldstein's brief, was "a heroin addict and career felon" with "an uncanny knack for extracting confessions from cellmates".

Their uncanny knack for extracting gigantic profits from the current low interest rates, when the rest of the economy is struggling, raises the suspicion that there is something exploitative about what they do, a fear exacerbated by the startling bonuses they continue to pay themselves through good times and bad.

Ruby has a knack for extracting information from suspects due to her friendly personality yet she doesn't actually see it as a positive, or see it as something that is integral to the work.

GM Daryl Morey, the sabermetrics leader of this league, has demonstrated a real knack for extracting value from players who are not as highly regarded -- with Parsons as the prime example -- and Howard was clearly attracted to the future there.

(Burke) Gallim Dance (Thursday, through Dec. 11) A recent anomaly notwithstanding (let's just put Fall for Dance behind us), Andrea Miller, who directs this company, has a knack for extracting raw, visceral movement from her ready-for-anything dancers.

A knack for diplomacy?

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.