Sentence examples for knack for navigating from inspiring English sources
But aides say he shows a deep understanding of his homeland — and an uncanny knack for navigating its politics.
Even Ms. Weingarten's detractors speak in somewhat awed tones of her deft political skills and particular knack for navigating public debate.
Seldom in the spotlight, He maneuvers behind the scenes as a measured, discreet and skillful problem-solver with a knack for navigating bureaucracy.
It's not food, shelter, sex or even the world's greatest computer, but Apple has always had a knack for navigating the space between need and desire, and so when the iPad, a fashionably tardy debutante with a flair for the grand entrance, finally made its curtsy yesterday, people did wonder.
Many consider these top predators to be the most dangerous sharks; their knack for navigating shorelines and their ability to survive in both salt and fresh water increase the probability of human encounters.
He was among the St . Petersburgofficials who brought Mr. Putin to Moscow in the 1990s, and has shown a knack for navigating Russia's political landscape.
So had we gotten the knack of navigating the city after all?
And their religion was a set of skills, rather than a list of unalterable teachings — a "knack," as the Taoists have it, for navigating the mysteries of human existence.
His surgical skill seems, in his telling, like a compensatory gift from God: afflicted with poor eyesight, he discovered that he had a knack for spatial visualization, making him well suited to navigate the delicate tangle of a child's brain.
The second, and more important, question is whether or not he will effectively navigate a half-court offense predicated off spacing and his knack for creating pressure on the defense.
Strongly influenced by the cultural leanings of fashion and street art, the Belgian artist displays a knack for compiling disparate themes into a single entity; each collage unpeels like a ghostly onion, navigating through layer after translucent layer.
