Sentence examples for much knack from inspiring English sources

So far, he and Mark Green haven't shown much knack for it.

Much like Knack (2004) and Smith (2007), Nye (2008) discounts the use of money as an effective tool of soft power.

Also like Schubert, he didn't have much of a knack for it.

Initially, Chucky pursued a career in the timber trade, but he didn't show much of a knack for business.

Specter was a long-time party contrarian with a seat on the Appropriations Committee and a mercantile knack — much like his senior colleague Ted Stevens of Alaska — for purchasing voters' loyalty by bringing home huge amounts of federal pork, and he billed himself as an ideological moderate and centrist.

Once an 8-year-old has sat in on a meeting of the committee to form a committee to examine a microscopic tweak in the business charter, or a middle manager's PowerPoint presentation on how to avoid prison time over those earnings statements, the little darlings pretty much have the knack of corporate life.

Wendell seems fond of pretty much everyone, with the knack of rising unbowed from any stumble.

The walls are lined with 8-by-10 photostestifying to Mr. Catsimatidis's knack fornetworking, much of it checkbook-powered:"Some people have sex appeal, some havechecks appeal".

Also, controlling Knack is much more fun when he's big, but that only tends to happen towards the end of each chapter.

She wears hipster glasses, talks too much and has a knack for putting together disastrous outfits.

He was, he says, an odd child with not much academic inclination, but a knack for making the other kids laugh.