"Sorry, I have a really unfortunate knack of being honest," she grins.
Rosecrans was a man of rare ability and high principles who had an unfortunate knack of irritating his superiors.
His hero has an unfortunate knack for arriving at the scene just after the nick of time.
He is still only 30, and despite the rough stat line last season and an unfortunate knack for allowing the long ball, he averaged more than a strikeout per inning.
It has an unfortunate knack for commissioning some of the worst work from big-name architects (Bobst Library, the Kimmel Center), so everything will finally depend on vigilant oversight of the architectural details.
Dressed in a beige outfit and cream blouse, Stewart also showed a perhaps unfortunate knack for not quite realizing how ordinary Americans live in a country still recovering tepidly from the Great Recession.
Although Super League is a competition which prides itself on attacking flair as opposed to defensive grit, the England coach, Wayne Bennett, appears to have an unfortunate knack of picking games which fail to captivate the imagination.
Katie is the clumsy, free spirited, nature loving, pro wrestling fanatic who has an unfortunate knack for being socially awkward.
