Sentence examples for knack for using from inspiring English sources

THE performance artist Nao Bustamante has a knack for using her body.

Robiskie said that he gained from his father a knack for using tools.

Mr. Hampton, a singer-songwriter originally from Houston, has a knack for using simple language to mask complicated emotions.

Mr Shoumatoff has a knack for using technical terms without quite persuading his reader that he knows what they mean.

He also has a remarkable knack for using animals in a story, for giving them distinctive personalities and specific, although not dully predictable, roles to play.

Lindstrøm developed a knack for using volume and melodic modulation to create a feeling of constant escalation, as if a mild-mannered disco track were being pushed to its logical conclusion, and then beyond.

Eggers has a knack for unusual framing, using negative space to add to the unease.

He also has a knack for questionable grammar (using a word like "anymore" in a sentence that doesn't contain a negative, as though it's a synonym for forever).

The owner is still, by many accounts, a champion second-guesser, but then, Pettitte is also the indisputable proof of how he has developed the knack for making use of his ears, of listening to people who know more.

Sam Rockwell, with his bristling physical energy and knack for dry humour, used to be the ideal sidekick.

True, Apple's products contain lots of features under the hood, but the company has a knack for concealing such complexity using elegant design.