Sentence examples for knack for mastering from inspiring English sources

He won plenty of races and became known as a renaissance man on the backside of tracks for his avid reading habits, his knack for mastering cutting-edge technology before anyone else, and his talent as a photographer.

I read poems because they have a knack for mattering.

A reissued book from Taschen, titled "Erotica Universalis," outlined the blush-worthy history of erotic art, surveying icons -- from Egypt's Golden Empire to present day -- with a knack for translating sexual fantasies into master works of art.

Perhaps it was never too late to master the famously British knack for understatement.

Anthony Laciura, as a mincing dancing master, similarly demonstrated his knack for bringing a minor character to life.

Now he makes short documentaries for nongovernmental organizations in African conflict zones, where he can exploit both his knack for on-the-fly filmmaking and his master's degree in anthropology from the London School of Economics.

Shyamalan has always had a knack for manipulating the past; he's a master at springing the "gotcha!" flashback, at showing you the clues he's hidden in plain sight.

Like many sample-based, bedroom producers, Rain Dog Samuel Evanss) is a master chef with a knack for chopping up and throwing together bits of collected samples into feasts for the ears.

Manning, a master of the cordial cliché, has a knack for deflecting questions about him by answering in broader terms.

Kansas City also has a surprising knack for late-inning home runs, but Showalter has been a master of situational pitching changes.

It was an easy hobby to master – he was reading the news all day anyway, and he had a knack for picking out stories that attracted attention.