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Sentence Examples A Knack replicates classical allusions, topical references, Euphuistic ornaments, and stylistic idiosyncrasies of Greene's recognized work. A backlash against the Knack and power pop ensued, but the genre over the years has continued to have a cult following with occasional periods of modest success. English Touring Theatre and its director Stephen Unwin have a real knack of spotting talent on the way up. He tends to hire ambitious people who have their eye on a startup and a knack for the nuts and bolts of practice. If winning a league demands a knack for cracking safe combinations then winning a cup is all about picking pockets. The beauty of the band is their counterintuitive knack for balancing off-kilter musicianship with catchy hooks and chugging beats. He has a strong personality, continuity of purpose, a mind well stored and a happy knack of communicating it. Andrew's always had that happy knack of cutting straight to the chase, delighting and upsetting in roughly equal measures. When it comes to the real thing however, Rangers have developed a happy knack of hitting the target. She is a genuinely talented craftswoman whose knack for vocal extravaganzas is endearing. Both these teams have discovered the happy knack of surprising their critics. McDowell has the happy knack of convincing us that all he wants to do with his life is to serve the people. The league has the happy knack of throwing them up so this is as a good a match as any to opt for one. My second oldest brother, who is nine years older than me, always had the happy knack of being able to bustle me. The range in the city is broader than in most places, and the locals seem to have a happy knack with fish dishes particularly. Munster have the happy knack of bouncing back, of taking defeat and building on it. For opportunities appear, at first glance, to have a happy knack of falling into the lap of the third season trainer. He continues to make tough catches, runs well after the catch and seems to have a knack for getting open. He averages 40 with a high strike rate of 75 runs per 100 balls and has the knack of taking important wickets at crucial times. It was here that the dialogue reached hilarious, and this troupe had a knack for that level of funny. Show More Sentences Mealey has a knack for hitting the hole quickly and bouncing off defenders. Enter Steve Nebraska, a goofy guy living in a small Mexican town with knack for hitting and pitching. These guys seem to have a knack for hitting the nail on the head, and their newest creation is as short and sweet as they come. She has the knack of highlighting many of the cultural forces and influences that so disorder our sexuality as moderns. Hansen uses short sentences and has a knack for clarifying opaque and recondite ideas. It's another highlight, directing attention toward The Thermals' uncanny knack for conjuring downcast poptastic gems. Speaking of sports ministers, it seems they all have a knack for putting their foot in it. The band certainly have a knack for writing melodies that seem like newly discovered classics. The knack to making these jackets look good is to ignore the way they were worn on the catwalk. He has a real knack for picking projects that are a little off the beaten track, but guaranteed to be interesting. He found work as a freelance consultant for engineering companies and soon discovered he had a knack for it. She had a knack for teaching people how to enjoy the simple things in life. He also has the rare knack for getting the players around him to lift their game. He has the knack of sharing information in a readable and entertaining way, so that the subject does not seem too technical and boring. He has the knack for creating excitement around the most prosaic merchandise. Graham Greene has an uncanny knack for keeping his readers on the edge of their seats. The actor Ian Ogilvy's debut novel shows that he has a knack for writing for children. During this campaign he displayed one of his greatest skills, the knack of surrounding himself with the right people. Postle has a knack for combining slapstick comedy and pathos, which is very effective in this instance. However, it's also difficult and time-consuming, and it takes a special knack which few scientists have. Show More Sentences To say that he has a knack for being at the right place at the right time would be an understatement. Moreover, he's got a happy knack of presenting complex ideas in an accessible, engaging and entertaining way. He had always had an uncanny knack for seeing things before they actually happened. My father had a knack for making a total stranger feel very comfortable in his presence. But even as a young production-line worker, Webb showed a knack for getting people to buy into her ideas. My dad is the type of guy who'll only sing at Christmas, but he has a knack for getting out his harmonica at unexpected moments. The knack is to anchor well away from the bank or reed bed to be fished, then cast baits back in to the mark. Miller has shown a knack for turning real-life events into prestige procedural dramas. Despite some people categorizing them as rock, the group is a pop band with a knack for simple poetry. Back in his Pop Idol days, Will Young was the posh one with gorgeously rich vocals and a knack for treating classics staggeringly well. When Ralph buys a racehorse, Tony discovers he has a knack for picking the ponies. There is a knack to dealing with a mango, which contains a long, thin stone to which the flesh clings for dear life. Lee, who has showed a knack for catching the long ball, could be the surprise of the camp. He has that knack of playing well every game and always looks like scoring a goal if not two. I've had the opportunity to see him in the flesh twice and his pace down the left still has the knack of roasting opposing fullbacks. Fitness professionals and athletes have a knack for continually pushing the envelope when it comes to the quest for heightened performance. But she's also got a knack for handling your cares and worries and, when it's all too much, your tears. Once you get the knack for making the most of what you've got, you will never go back to looking dilapidated again. I can't think of a finer person to have taught me the sport-he was a master technician who had a real knack for dealing with kids. To help me get the knack I have had to practise constantly on the driving range and at home in my garage with a plastic ball. Show More Sentences With manic energy and a knack for voices, Bennett's performance is outstanding. It's time, as a wise, marginally white man with a peculiar knack for the internal rhyme once said, to clean out our closets. As evidenced by his seven interceptions this season, he's a ballhawk who has a knack for popping up in unexpected places. The skills they need include creativity and initiative, the ability to make decisions and solve problems, and a knack for working with others. It translates not only to those short gains but, more notably, to his knack of dominating the most important games. You have a natural knack for fashion and occupy a suit like a matinee idol. Community, whether caustic or politely consensual, has an odd knack of seeming a bridge too far. Second, Coerver and Hall exhibit a knack for casting recent events in historical perspective. Harris's descriptive powers and his characteristic knack for instant thumbnail sketches are given full rein in Pompeii. Getting insertion and removal right can be a bit tricky until you learn the knack. I couldn't help but display my knack of scanning a rack of women's clothes and picking out the exact, perfect combo for her to try. He also has a knack for driving the ball into right field or right-center, which allows the runner to reach third. He had a knack for attracting some fearfully powerful enemies as well as many influential friends. After you've gotten the knack of making a simply topiary shape, you can try more elaborate shapes, such as animals and giant birds. I seem to have an infallible knack for having something in my blurbs go wrong. He has sprinter's speed, a card shark's confidence and playmaker's knack for action. Enter Ray Rhodes, a highly regarded defensive troubleshooter with a knack for resurrecting Milquetoast units. They say Leighton has a knack of gaining the respect of employees, particularly at the shop floor end of the businesses he is involved with. Whereas her elder brother has a knack for narrative storytelling, Stacey takes a more impressionistic approach. Nicola has developed a knack for bridging the worlds of over-the-top concepts with shoppable apparel. Show More Sentences By accident he discovered a knack for ballet and after battling familial prejudice won a scholarship to the Royal Ballet school. He has a knack for bringing closure to each of his 10 tracks at just the right moment. In a few cases his rhythms are a bit stiff-jointed, but one undeniable sign of accomplishment is his knack for the killer ending. As an artist, she definitely has a knack for rendering believably vivacious and personably gawky young women. And I too got the knack after a while, looking at the way they dress, even if they're not wearing the jilbab or the kopiah. Yet his tongue-in-cheek whimsy has an uncanny knack of transporting you back to the event itself. The series demonstrated once again that Ferguson has an uncanny knack for turning controversy into lucre. But long-running rumours are developing an uncanny knack of coming true at the moment. Lubitsch also had a knack of getting uncharacteristically good performances out of his actors. She has the happy knack of making the most mundane report appear interesting. Thereafter, he seemed to have an unerring knack for picking the wrong script. His knack for putting his subjects at ease is reflected in his photographs of the Fab Four. He also taught him the knack of solving cryptic clues in crossword puzzles. Smart as a whip, he has a real knack for always being in the right place at the right time. We're told that anyone who can get the knack of skating can get the hang of snowblades in a jiffy. She loved her sister dearly and always would, but sometimes Staicie had the infuriating knack of being able to effortlessly exasperate a saint. I'm a magician with a knack for packing on size in a New York minute and I intend to shock and amaze the crowd at Mandalay Bay. Obviously, Fletcher has a knack for creating a useful product that fits a niche in the market. If you liked Erin Brockovich, you'll be thoroughly intrigued with the adventures of this Sydneysider and her knack for civil disobedience. She was a plump middle aged woman with a cherubic face and an incurable knack for gossip. Show More Sentences Ryan has an eye for detail and a knack for spinning a yarn from many loose threads, and these talents make the book highly readable. He's clever and thoughtful and pays attention to everything, and then has the knack of putting that down on paper. Over ten years, I have developed the knack of looking as if I believe every word I'm being told yet knowing when I'm being spun a yarn! The hard-throwing Weaver has a knack for challenging left-handed hitters in a manner that reminds me of a young Frank Tanana. Avoiding the weepiness and introspection of some of her contemporaries, she is a great storyteller with an enviable knack for updating her sound to fit the passing decades. In the film, Foxx is able to showcase his singing, knack for comedy and all-around versatility. In the last decade or so of his life, Lewis gave up being an apologist, feeling he had lost his knack. Puck artists, like their predecessors, combined picture-making skills with a caricatural precision and a knack for lethal symbols. I think I'm developing a knack for walking in on situations like this. And he proved that he hadn't lost his knack for charming his audience. Scotland have an uncanny knack of finding heartbreaking ways of exiting tournaments, of getting the nation's hopes up before kicking them in the teeth. He has a fortunate knack of emerging victorious from difficult scrapes. Her voice is immensely beautiful and can lift you out of a blue mood, but more importantly, she has the knack of making you empathize with her subject matter. What sets him apart is his knack for storytelling and his sense of humour. Conducting is a special knack and I discovered that I possessed it. Caley Thistle came into the match on thumping good form after thrashing Raith Rovers, but have the knack of yo-yoing from spectacular results to disappointment. Dixon is a savvy player with a knack for rushing the quarterback. Timberlake, ever the showman, has a knack for transforming into the living embodiment of his music. A new genetic analysis of man's best friend could help scientists explain why a border collie has knack for herding or why poodles sport a curly coat. Gingrich is a smart fellow steeped in the issues, but also has a knack for straying off message. Show More Sentences I'm not sure that I agree with everything in this book, but the author does have a knack for deconstructing the prevailing thought pattern and showing where it goes wrong. Nigel Lythgoe has a knack for resuscitating pop culture tenets that seem on their death bed. The Montreal native is a mixmaster who has been pleasing the crowds internationally with his solid skills and knack for picking the perfect blend of music. British journalist Liz Jones has an unqualified knack for raising media hackles on both sides of the Atlantic. Fred LeBlanc, drummer and most visible front man for the New Orleans-based MOR roots-rock barnstormer Cowboy Mouth, has an undeniable knack for muscular, singalong melodies. But it does have a tremendous knack for upstaging its neighbour. Call it a happy knack of being in the right place at the right time. Hospitals were not only cheapskates when it came to investing in computers and Web technologies but also had a knack for wasting the money they did spend. You also have a knack for inventing new words to suit yourself. This little chilly brat has a knack for getting onto people's nerves. King had a knack for finding San Francisco's hot button issues and weaving them together to depict the city as being in grave danger from vice and political corruption. Though he might not get statistical credit, Rogers has a knack for blowing up plays by quickly penetrating the backfield and forcing running backs to change direction. The really impressive thing about the post-Christian world is its almost infallible knack for deriving exactly the wrong lesson from its experience. The latter had a knack for persuading descendants of Chinese nobles to part with their inherited treasures, including rare paintings and porcelains with imperial provenances. Anyway, Eisenberg was great and his work is avidly studied by animation artists, especially his knack for posing characters so they have weight and movement. Apparently, he also has a knack for picking songs that seem random at first, and funking them up into something big-beat, horn-blasting, soulful, and torally listenable. And to get a slant on how to bring the big picture into focus, we turned to business futurists who have a knack for forecasting economic and technological trends. All it takes is a preternatural sense of musical trends and history, a cunning knack for timing, and the willingness to completely reinvent yourself. Over the years he developed an encyclopedic knowledge of this literature and an uncanny knack for introducing the right book to the right reader at the right time. A tireless, relentless player at both ends of the court, he is always in the middle of the action and seems to have a knack for coming up with the ball. Show More Sentences Lencioni does have a knack for creating personable characters that readers can empathize with to lead them through the story. He had a knack with manics, whom he sent out to shop for all his parties, gave tarot cards to schizoids so they could read their stars. Burrell, known for his knack for tormenting the Mets, is expected to inflict similar damage in the ultracompetitive American League East. And no one quite has his knack for stripping them of all pretense and exposing their essential funniness. The sculptural rivulets also allude to the Dutch knack of managing water and the Netherlands polder landscape. Rose's knack for draining the big shots in Sunday's Northeast-10 Conference Tournament quarterfinal. Bad wishes tainted by the Kybosh must be stopped and Evangeline has an instinctive knack for spotting problems. But Parisians have the wonderful knack of putting you firmly in the corner of the class with that big pointy dunce hat wedged firmly sur la tete. For those who don't know Sub Focus, he is an English drum and bass producer who has the uncanny knack of turning out hit tune after hit tune. Wouter Bos seems too good to be true. He's smart, relaxed and impossibly telegenic, with a knack for coming across as humble and sincere. But there's a knack to writing winning tiebreakers, and it's all down to word play. She always had a deadpan humor and a knack for ventriloquizing Southern voices. They have a magical knack for fixing anything, and they can teach you how to, do a back dive or change a bike flat. How did you develop this knack for inventing, and surrealism? In The silkworm, Rowling deploys this knack with an almost perfect touch. Megan Thoma has been a rising star in Providence's poetry scene, a quirky, offbeat writer with a knack for both offbeat imagery and an often unexpected vulnerability. I haven't had a decent cook off for ages, and since I hung up my apron at our dining club Clwb Cinio, I may well have lost the knack to shake the pans. The Saudi knack for ostentatiousness makes them struggle to survive. It's a knack, and you get to exercise this knacky part of your brain. Talented slaves with a knack for business might accumulate a large enough peculium to justify their freedom, or be manumitted for services rendered. Show More Sentences Rhetoric is no art whatever, but a mere unscientific knack, enslaved to the dominant prejudices, and nothing better than an impostrous parody on the true political art. And the Premier League's all-time top-goalscoring midfielder proved he has not lost the knack of being in the right place at the right time with a trio of clinical finishes. Nobody, however, can take issue with Purdy's ability to turn a phrase. He has that rare Joycean knack for illuminating an entire universe with one simple detail. For the most part, he has some knack, or trick of the trade, which by close inspection can be delected, and so the heart of his mystery be seen into. Mr Darling will never be a Commons performer and grandstander because, despite over 20 years as an MP and a decade as a Cabinet minister, he hasn't got the knack. Streetwear transcends downtown skate parks and emerges as instantly rebloggable on Tumblr dashboards everywhere thanks to celebrities with a knack for LOLs and labels. Swoboda has a knack for making the hardest-hit balls look diggable. It is unashamedly romantic in nature as it follows the trials and tribulations of dippy heroine Val O'Hara, who seems to have the knack of causing mayhem wherever she goes. Examples from Classical Literature But in the rondel he has put himself before all competitors by a happy 204 knack and a prevailing distinction of manner. The athletic coach and leader in the citywide Pack had a knack of getting on well with all types of boys. There is a knack in the use of the dividers, where accuracy is wanted, and where the surface is of wood. He was clever with a brush and soon acquired the knack of enameling and varnishing without leaving a sag or a brush mark. He could sing, when he chose, with a Highland accent, and had caught the knack of imbuing what he sang with an intolerable pathos. Yet do I know what a task I have undertaken, because of the knack you are noted for at writing. I said it required a knack or a genius or something and that I was certain you had it. Nothing is more important to good teaching than the knack of apt illustration. Did we children of Boccaccio impart to you that knack for practical joking? She had a knack of behaving awkwardly and tactlessly, of saying things which she ought not to say. The bearer of all this tintinnabular clatter is chosen from its superior docility and knack in picking out a way. When I was a boy I had a knack at versing, which came rather in anticipation of the subjects to use it on. The Toxteth grandfather discovered his knack with a brush when asked to make a sign for his church's rummage sale. His previous books include Prophet Of The Sandlots and Crooked River Burning and, like Puzo, he has a knack for writing about crime. There was to be fudge, too, which Nancy had the knack of making. But I picked up the knack from a lecturer who hypnotised a student after class. He had a knack of drawling out his climaxes with humorous effect. The Moors brought the knack from the ancient city of Damascus. His knack of improvisation he at all times exercised freely. The splintery exchange of two people who'd lost the knack of hearing each other. Show More Sentences He was just like Steve, a born loser, without the knack the game required. The musical sense in each of the children was of the quickest, but the elder in especial had a marvelous knack of catching and repeating. And parvo had the knack of going, as well as the occasional inclination. He becomes an appendage of the machine, and it is only the most simple, most monotonous, and most easily acquired knack, that is required of him. She has the flexible face, the manageable voice, and the dramatic knack which fit a woman for character-parts and disguises on the stage. Developing 170bhp, and mated to a seven-speed automatic gearbox, it has a knack of delivering a sporty and refined drive, while being acceptably economical. Diligence and attention soon gave him the knack of it, and he strode down the street with his mouth full of harmony and his soul full of gratitude. She always had the knack o' writin' letters with nothin' in 'em. And she drew huge crowds to the Williamsburg coast of the East River, where Walker's celebrated knack for strategic agitation was on colossally unsubtle display. Find more words! 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