Sentence examples for knack of putting from inspiring English sources

It helped that Ince spoke to jolly, bright experts with the knack of putting things clearly.

Mr Fukuyama has the rare knack of putting forward strong positions undogmatically, without for a minute suggesting that they are the end of the argument.

He remembered with his uncanny knack of putting names to faces and in that moment captured an affection he has never lost.

The Kiwis, though, have developed a valuable knack of putting unfamiliar names on the teamsheet and them turning out to belong to players just as gifted, or nearly so.

Of his chief, he told us, "He likes to talk with a few friends who put him at his ease, and he has a knack of putting visitors at their ease.

But whatever he learned about manhandling lobster pots, what he mainly acquired was the knack of putting on a splendidly accurate Dorset accent (could he be cast as Angel Clare?).

Sepp Blatter may be facing the biggest crisis during his reign as Fifa president, but the world leader of football has a knack for putting his foot in it at the worst of times.

She had a knack for putting together packages of talent, including authors, directors and stars, that produced box office blockbusters.

He's always had a knack for putting himself right at the forefront of other macro culture trends -- Biggie Smalls' career, premium vodka with his Ciroc deals, and now as an aspiring content-production mogul.

Clara Longstreth, the music director of the estimable New Amsterdam Singers, has a knack for putting together engaging programs with a thematic hook.

I also respect his knack for putting his finger on a certain kind of sentimentality that is readily identified by baby-boomers (especially Americans).