Sentence examples for knack for talking from inspiring English sources

That swaggering conception of manhood now seems wholly deleterious, and even his worldliness suggests little more than a knack for talking to waiters.

First, he ignored pressure to include in his shadow cabinet Peter Garrett, a popular former rock singer with a knack for talking clearly about global warming.

The trouble is, says Mr Kornblum, that "the world is changing faster".German officials insist that its comparative advantage will remain its knack for talking to almost everyone.

Centered on a neighborhood in Kolkata lacking potable water, "The Revolutionary Optimists" puts a spin on this tendency because these caretakers of the future are youngsters with a surprising knack for talking points.

While he isn't its best player, he has a knack for talking entertainingly over his play: he is funny, brash, and filled with stories about his delinquent childhood in Newark.

Q: You have a knack for talking about contemporary issues as you do in this film with the child molestation element.

Enfield has a knack for taking sharp detours whenever he talks to his team.

The born retailer made a name for himself as a folksy, hands-on manager with a knack for pep talks and mixing it up with his workers.

Kevin Briggs, a friendly, sandy-haired motorcycle patrolman, has a knack for spotting jumpers and talking them back from the edge; he has coaxed in more than two hundred potential jumpers without losing one over the side.

Until she came home one day upset and told me to "stop posting freakin' videos of her on Facebook" (she has a knack for for small talk and politeness, much like I do).

Nugent, who has a knack for getting people to talk, hangs out with fishermen and captures their stories, weaving them into a portrait of a vanishing culture.