Sentence examples for knack to be from inspiring English sources

But in fact she had an uncanny knack to be able to deal with and positively work with incredibly conservative members of the Senate".

Knack tried to be that game anyway, and Knack failed.

The solution – speed reading – may seem like a magician's parlour trick or a knack you have to be born with.

The unit is too full of knick-knacks and needs to be pared back and for me there is too much brown furniture/brown surfaces.

You get into a knack of knowing where to be and what to do to when you play big games.

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

"Almighty Benfica, who surely don't need any kind of outside help to win their games, also have the happy knack of causing their opponents to be so clumsy that they get sent off.

After all, one of the strengths of modern art used to be its knack for antagonising bourgeois values.

The farmed fishes' knack for breeding may prove to be an unexpected threat to the integrity of wild salmon stocks.

Hintze's advantage seems to be his knack for synthesizing different fields of knowledge, something that can be seen through his education, passion for the arts and various career choices.

That seems to be a knack he has carried over.