Sentence examples for knack of escaping from inspiring English sources
Sherwood has a knack of escaping from tight situations.
Johnson has the Houdini knack of escaping from his own mistakes (calling Barack Obama "half-Kenyan" sparked recent controversy) and follies (the EU is Hitlerism by other means, he has said), and is as vague as Ronald Reagan, as personally lax as Bill Clinton, and as charming in a very British way as either.
The intelligence services had often escaped political oversight in previous years, and their veterans have an alarming knack of finding profitable business niches.
He possessed the knack of making the everyday sound romantic.
"She has that knack of melding East with West.
Finn's knack of taking wickets is unarguable.
"But Keith has the knack of the real Englishman.
He has a disconcerting knack of undercutting his own arguments.
Fate had a knack of being unkind to him.
Partly because of her knack of generosity and inclusiveness.
He has this knack of making people respond positively.
