Sentence examples for knack of making from inspiring English sources

He possessed the knack of making the everyday sound romantic.

He has this knack of making people respond positively.

Without light to read by, advertisements lost their knack of making people feel unhappy or inferior.

Different eras, different body shapes, but the same enduring knack of making goal scoring look simple.

But he had the unhappy knack of making enemies in the party.

THE European Union has a knack of making even the most historic changes sound deadly dull.

Cambridge always had the knack of making you feel, quite rightly, very small.

As a diplomat, public servant and shadow minister, Rudd had an unhappy knack of making colleagues loathe him.

Michael Savage AHMED CHALABI Few Iraqi politicians have displayed the knack of making enemies with the regularity of Ahmed Chalabi.

There's a lot of mediocre writing on offer here; academics don't always have the knack of making their specialities infectious.

Happily, Madeley still has the knack of making you fear the next thing to come out of his mouth.