Sentence examples for uncomfortable knack from inspiring English sources

"This dashing, happy-go-lucky Scot possessed an uncomfortable knack of popping up in the goalmouth, just when he was least expected.

His heir apparent, Kerry Healey, the lieutenant-governor, has an uncomfortable knack for seeming elitist and may face bruising primary competition from Christy Mihos, a convenience-store magnate, though the latter may run as an independent.The Massachusetts Democrats have a long record of squandering gubernatorial elections.

Former President Jimmy Carter has always had a knack to say things that are uncomfortable and ill-timed.

Still, a knack is a knack.

A knack for diplomacy?

"He has a knack.

"I had a knack.

More than a knack, really.

He's got a knack".

FUCHS SAKE! Groin knack?

Or The Knack?