Sentence examples similar to knack for reckoning from inspiring English sources

Mr Carvalho, who has a knack for getting out-of-consensus forecasts right, reckons that, as the skies darken, growth will slump to just 3% in 2009.

"A knack for this place, I guess," Busch said.

All a blogger really needs to devastate a company is a bit of information and plausibility, a complaint that catches the imagination and a knack for making others care about his gripe.Mike Kaltschnee's site, HackingNetflix.com, became a force to be reckoned with for Netflix, a video-rental outfit that delivers to people's homes.

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.

Lacassagne had his own knack for specificity.

Some people have a knack for it.

Viruses have a knack for ambush.