Sentence examples for knack for shaping from inspiring English sources

Despite never having much formal instruction, Spieth showcased a wonderful, if slightly inconsistent, knack for shaping the ball with his irons.

Employing the neologism in recent weeks to mock everyone from his political opponents to the nation's moneyed elite and Honduran businessmen, Mr. Chávez has yet again displayed his knack for shaping the way that Venezuelans talk to one another.

What the album makes immediately apparent is that Mr. Dusapin — like his teacher, Iannis Xenakis, as well as modern composers like Harrison Birtwistle and Magnus Lindberg — has an exceptional knack for yoking and shaping the raw power of massed orchestral forces.

Enjoy a taste of his perverse humor and knack for turning shapes into emotional observations in the Instagrams below.  .

Her iconoclastic spin on R&B has made Dawn a singular force and this four-track EP  continues her knack for delivering lush, shape-shifting work.

He had a knack for picking companies and shaping sales teams that delivered triple-digit growth.

Props people have a fierce knack for shopping.

First, his knack for ensemble work.

Being brought up by a widowed grandmother, Smith acknowledged, shaped her knack for playing grannies.

Dawn Fatale, the pseudonymous Internet-based opera watchdog, has posted a screed on OperaList arguing that the next general manager of the Met should be something other than a ruthless administrator with a knack for whipping divas into shape.

His knack for incorporating satisfying combinations of shapes, colors, and concepts into his work led him to these progenitors of Op Art, though he gives credit to the album cover of Above and Beyond's Tri-State for sparking his obsession with the Penrose Triangle.