Sentences with phrase «particular knack»
The phrase "particular knack" refers to having a special skill or talent in a specific area or task. Full definition
But the kind of charisma I'm referring to here is a positive, motivating force exuded by those who have a particular knack for good communications.
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It has a particular knack for evolving antibiotic resistance, leaving hundreds of thousands of people with few treatment options.
Still, mobile dating app Tinder has a particular knack for revealing sensitive information.
She still has a particular knack for that.
These are all things that I know how to do, and that I recommend to authors, but things I don't have a particular knack for myself.
The Templeton Global Bond Fund has demonstrated a particular knack for picking sovereign bonds offering decent yields in strengthening economies, and may take sizeable positions in diverse currencies such as the South Korean won or Mexican peso.
Pixellated Mayhem Developer Roll7 has a particular knack when it comes to making frantic and challenging games.
Developer Roll7 has a particular knack when it comes to making frantic and challenging games.
Kyla has a particular knack for remembering otherwise unremarkable facts from previous IRP cases.
Children with reactive attachment disorder usually have a particular knack for avoiding personal responsibility and gaining control of their environments.