Sentence examples for wonderful knack from inspiring English sources

This kitchen has a wonderful knack for balancing texture and seasoning.

At the Britannia, we saw Zaha's wonderful knack of running at defenders, slowing them down, getting them on the back foot, then bursting past them at pace.

Akiine (full name Akiine Kivelä Ngarambe) has a wonderful knack of wrapping the listener around her little finger with minimal effort, opting instead for expertly chosen, subtle adornments that serve to embellish the emotions behind her sultry, gossamer vocals.

However we know less about their ability to break down teams prepared to scrap for a point than their wonderful knack for letting opposing teams have the ball only to annihilate them on the counter.

"She has a wonderful knack for getting experiments to work," White says.

My children are an excellent tonic against taking my research too seriously, because they have a wonderful knack of bringing me back to the uncompromising simplicity of childhood.

Bolted to the ceiling is a collage of weird and wonderful knick-knacks, the pièce de résistance of the strange, even menacing decor: gold-painted cherub dolls grin creepily, hanging out among old tires and bicycle wheels.

Despite never having much formal instruction, Spieth showcased a wonderful, if slightly inconsistent, knack for shaping the ball with his irons.

Ellison, who took a course from Tirole in the late 1980s while working on his PhD at MIT, also describes the new Nobel laureate as a "wonderful teacher" with a knack for communicating the essence of a complicated problem.

Laika, the offbeat stop-motion animation house that also crafted the wonderful Coraline, has a knack for making films that feel like scrappy outsiders even as they rack up the millions.

"He has a wonderful ear and a real knack for orchestration," Mr. Corigliano said.