Sentence examples for tremendous knack from inspiring English sources
Fletcher is endlessly cruel and sarcastic - and has a tremendous knack for vicious, expletive-filled put-downs.
He intersperses short invented biographies of unusual types throughout the book, and demonstrates a tremendous knack for integrating quotes, interviews and anecdotes into a formal structure to excavate weirdness.
She always had a tremendous, seemingly natural, knack for the ad business.
Kylie Minogue Ultimate Kylie (2004) Kylie has never made a great studio album, but, as this career-spanning collection proves, she has always had a knack for releasing tremendous pop singles.
Steve Pemberton and Reece Shearsmith have a knack for taking hoary old clichés and breathing tremendous new life into them.
"Rocky has a tremendous feel for the flow of the game and a knack for finding the creases," Bob Stoops said.
In his favour is his tremendous record at Cheltenham – five wins – and trainer Alan King's knack of getting his Festival runners to peak at the right time.
Philip Majorins of PopMatters said that the album would not have a significant impact due to commercial tastes and a "cynical" cultural climate, but concluded, "Pull Up Some Dust and Sit Down could have tremendous cathartic power for [those] who are aware of history and its knack for repeating itself.
Still, a knack is a knack.
