Sentence examples for knack of noting from inspiring English sources
The thing I think Widdicombe is notable for is his knack of noting things that are relevant to his generation (Widdicombe is 29).
She had a knack of knowing the right people.
Sociologists have long noted the knack of Egypt's poor to appropriate things they lack, such as space and freedom, by nimbly skirting the rules.
But Genentech has a knack for growth, notes Lazard Capital Markets analyst Joel Sendek.
As Jackson noted, "He has an uncanny knack of doing things".
The critic for The Times thought that Fleming's style was "no nonsense over fine writing", and summed up the book as "Fleming's smooth, sophisticated, personally conducted tours", noting that the author "has a knack of enjoying himself".
They also note that Ms Gordillo has a knack of co-opting reforms to serve her own ends.
Corbatta became noted as a penalty specialist, famed for his knack of sending the goalkeeper the wrong way.
Haines and the Millennia Strings are unlikely bedfellows, by the way, given the octet's knack of evoking Cher's Gypsies, Tramps and Thieves with every rollicking note.
He possessed the knack of making the everyday sound romantic.
"She has that knack of melding East with West.
