Sentence examples for knack for structuring from inspiring English sources

Zuckerman had a knack for structuring deals with more built-in risk (and therefore a potentially higher return).

Your best friend from high school may have built a successful charity by the age of 24, but if she began at the age of 18 and has a natural knack for structuring the internal affairs of an organization, it only makes sense that she would be further along than you if your idea came about at age 23 and you've had to struggle in order to learn the material that came so naturally to her.

"It's our clothing's proportions that differentiate us," says Lee, who is known as a fashion purist with a knack for structured, clean, sharp lines.

Christie also has a knack for cleverly structured set pieces.

His command of the big line mirrored his chief strength as a composer a knack for assembling monumental musical structures from a motley array of influences, ranging from Purcell to Wagner and on to Janáček and Ligeti.

His command of the big line mirrored his chief strength as a composer — a knack for assembling monumental musical structures from a motley array of influences, ranging from Purcell to Wagner and on to Janáček and Ligeti.

Aaajiao has a knack for re-imagining existing structures and landscapes so that we consider them in a new context.

Photographers have a knack for finding beauty in mundane structures -- it's their job.

He usually travels across the United States via hybrid vehicle, equipped with a camera and a knack for finding ways inside strange structures, collecting stories of his adventures along the way.

Mr. Ruess has a knack for writing grandiose pop tunes with complex structures, soaring hooks and pensive verses.

To boil it down: Ms. Walsh has a knack for conveying emotion, Ms. Boyens excels at structure (and line readings), and Mr. Jackson is the visual genius.