Sentence examples similar to knack for studying from inspiring English sources
Julius has a knack for science — he studies how worms regenerate asexually — but he's no nerd.
I had never quite experienced that level of interaction with an audience member, let alone a man I looked up to so much throughout my life!" "I'd say that I knew I had a "knack" for film composing while I was studying with the very prolific (and funny as hell) Ira Newborn at NYU.
People tend to have an unconscious knack for sensing a phony, so take the time to study a person and express admiration for a bona fide strength.
Subordinates will work harder and be more loyal to bosses who have a knack for warm relations with others, studies have shown.
But according to a small new study, a knack for spotting Macedonian teen fiction masquerading as political news might also be a sign you've got a good memory.
The US has crowned a Spelling Bee champion almost every year since 1925, and those champions have mostly pursued careers in fields that reward dedicated study and a knack for jargon, such as medicine, law, chemistry or engineering.
While still a refugee, he studied all the way through high school where he discovered a knack for physics and chemistry.
In one case study from class, we read about a hard-driving manager at an investment bank with a knack for generating cultural friction.
Mr. Townsend has a knack for discovery.
Brittin has a British knack for understatement.
