Sentence examples for the knack of making from inspiring English sources

He possessed the knack of making the everyday sound romantic.

Cambridge always had the knack of making you feel, quite rightly, very small.

Michael Savage AHMED CHALABI Few Iraqi politicians have displayed the knack of making enemies with the regularity of Ahmed Chalabi.

There's a lot of mediocre writing on offer here; academics don't always have the knack of making their specialities infectious.

Happily, Madeley still has the knack of making you fear the next thing to come out of his mouth.

Weitz has the knack of making men take suggestions from him that they would never take from their wives.

His opener on Tuesday was essentially a powerful, swerving drive from the edge of the box, yet Özil barely broke stride to meet Ramsey's pass, and arrowed the ball into the corner with a subtle sidefoot rather than a proper swipe. he German has that knack of making the sublime look entirely easy.

He has this knack of making people respond positively.

Even if you had a poor game, he had this knack of making you feel better about yourself.

Because, as we'll learn during the course of the film, Wells has the unerring knack of making the absolute wrong decision at every possible turn.

Very few of Del Toro's potential rivals for the job had the same knack of making CGI special effects material "feel real", Mr James added.