Sentence examples for knack for responding from inspiring English sources
Then again, being young is itself a talent, a knack for responding freshly to things.
Phelps had abundant native gifts, but Bowman also saw in him an uncommon knack for responding to the kinds of pressure that make most children miserable, coupled with an absolute distaste for losing and a full-blown, true-to-life embodiment of swimming's flakiest and most vaunted concept: a feel for the water.
Last fall, when Carson was riding high, he drew enthusiastic crowds that responded to his peculiar knack for delivering dire warnings calmly and almost happily.
Stephanie Zacharek of the Village Voice applauded her "knack for observing not just the way people respond to extreme situations, but what they do in everyday ones".
Large numbers of deaths have a knack for prompting regional governments to action, and local administrators have responded quickly to the recent poisoning.
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.
Afghans have a knack for the nonliteral.
