Sentence examples similar to knack for identifying value from inspiring English sources

Giulio Cappellini has a knack for identifying the design stars of tomorrow.

But even John Mackey, the Whole Foods C.E.O., has acknowledged his company's knack for identifying neighborhoods on the cusp of gentrification.

Then she sent a message to courtjustice, a longtime Twitter friend who has a knack for identifying Donna Karan attire on celebrities.

Beyond that, colleagues cite her knack for identifying the big, pressing questions in neuroscience, as well as for bringing in talented young ­researchers and managing their projects simultaneously.

Will his successors have his knack for identifying what sells, or his willingness to absorb years of losses on magazines he considers promising?

Etienne-Manneville has a knack for identifying important research questions that have received little attention.

Some great scientists appear to be born with a knack for identifying the right question, Seager says.

A serial entrepreneur that has a knack for identifying disruptive technology.

The almost-telepathic knack for identifying the play an offense would run.

Herzog, in an official statement, touted Alterman's knack for identifying talent and Bernath's multi-platform abilities as a powerful combination for Comedy Central.

"Catfish" is completely real, but I think we have a knack for identifying the authentic moments in home video, and it plays like a narrative.