Sentence examples for usual knack from inspiring English sources
The new songs are agreeable enough, but lack the grit of rock and their usual knack for naff, lyrical catchiness that made "Sing" and "Driftwood" such big hits.
It is written with Duncan's usual knack for vivid detail, but her raw grief is nonetheless on full display; in one heartbreaking scene, she fantasizes about tying her daughter up with rope on that final evening, thus preventing her death.
In some ways, her ascent is a reflection of the usual attributes — ambition and a knack for playing corporate politics.
The next two episodes dive deep into this Midsomer-esque milieu, and mostly manage to avoid or subvert the usual cliches of vicars and spinsters thanks to Renwick's knack for eccentric character details.
Colleagues said Mr. Evans's knack for keeping the firm running in a business-as-usual fashion, even during the recent upheaval, would be missed.
Soon other people in the creative and visual worlds were attracted to Kameon's subtle eye for color and texture, as well as her knack for tackling problematic locations; she has become something of an expert on hillside gardens, forgoing the usual strategy of using a single plant in favor of a "tapestry," or "an opportunity to use topography as a canvas".
MINNEAPOLIS — Jim Thome's two lockers at Target Field contain the usual trappings of a veteran player: workout T-shirts of various designs, multiple pairs of cleats and assorted knick-knacks.
Still, a knack is a knack.
