Sentence examples for no knack from inspiring English sources
Bening plays a ditzy recovering alcoholic, with no knack for picking Mr. Right.
My son, 9, isn't a savant; he has no knack for assembling Legos or machines.
No knack for discipline, but his gift for parenting is excellent.
But he has no knack for the sweet phrase or memorable quote -- his native rhetoric seems to be the blunt speech of the water cooler.
A poet who had no knack for fighting, Martí was killed while riding his white horse not far from where he landed after returning from exile.
Mr. Refn, who can pull off stylish brutality (in the "Pusher" films and "Bronson"), shows no knack for the kind of visionary, hallucinatory image making that would render "Valhalla Rising" memorable.
She sings carefully, with no interpretive knack.
Wilson, though an excellent teacher, was not a very good student, in the sense that he had no real knack for learning from other people.
Norm Macdonald (who delivered the "fake news" on "Saturday Night Live") and Dave Chappelle, the comics who have to carry the movie, are much-too-cool cookies who have little buddy-buddy chemistry and no apparent knack for broad physical comedy.
My mother said I should go to college, but my father said, "No, he has a knack for business".
NINTENDO has a knack for no-nonsense product names.
