Sentences with phrase «real knack»

Masayoshi Son has a real knack for what's going to happen in 10 years or 20 years and he makes big bets.

«They have a real knack for recognizing nontraditional opportunities.»

They have a real knack for finding and using a host of resources other than money: They find free advisors, acquire used equipment, defer compensation, negotiate excellent terms, partner with their customers, and use someone else's building rather than buy one.

A side hustle may help you discover you're a great salesperson or that you've got a real knack for solving tech issues.

You have a real knack for making a blog readable and easy on the eyes.

Some people have a real knack for turning any good news into bad news.

Athletic events have a real knack for bringing people together — no really, I mean that.

I find Jennifer has a real knack with spices and flavors that I wouldn't be surprised with a sub, like steamed cauliflower or even pumpkin or sunflower seeds, which are lower in fat than nuts, and no oil, it would still be fantastic.

My friend Malinda has a real knack for making salads.

He's one of these quick athletic players with no bite and no real knack for the final third, other than being quick and tricky with dribbling I see no reason to want to sign him.

He's been displaying a real knack for physical comedy lately.

The PurseForum's Christian Dior fans seem to have a real knack for photographing their bags and accessories.

The hex tiles are just like your inspiration post and look awesome — you have a real knack for mixing older style with new and finding pieces that are so new age, modern and chic.

We have a real knack for raiding each other's closets.

She has a real knack for dressing creatively in tailored garments — I call her style artistic tailoring.

But with a bit of imagination and a real knack for wrapping, you can easily create a look that feels interesting, like it was plucked straight off a Yohji Yamamoto mood board.

You have a real knack for doing a sophisticated casual look Liyana.

You have a real knack for mixing things!

Don Roos has a real knack for fleshing out the foibles of contemporary sexual mores.

Such material is ripe for comedy, and Denis reveals a real knack for staging sequences that grow increasingly absurd — often in a dark and depressive way — with each passing bon mot.

Though the author has a real knack for making the mundane exciting (see: Tomas Alfredson's adaptation of «Tinker Tailor Soldier Spy»), «Our Kind of Traitor» just feels mundane, to no fault of the cast.

James Wan has a real knack for these long, panned out, beautiful shots which really encompass the true eerie element the film is going for.

Whoever produced «Baywatch» was a genius, having a real knack in finding just the right type of actress / babe.

Summary: The Legend of Barney Thomson is a strong directorial début for Carlyle, who not only shows tremendous skill behind the camera, but demonstrates a real knack for character drama and comedy.

Waltz shows a real knack for comic timing, as does Hong Chau who has already won Golden Globe and SAG nominations for the role.

What makes the Russos such an interesting choice to direct Captain America 2 is that considering the specific voices of the sitcoms they've directed, it seems like they have a real knack for preserving the work of writers and actors by helping them best display what they've created while still putting their stamp on something.

Marvel Studios head Kevin Feige has shown a real knack for casting dynamite new additions to the MCU from Chadwick Boseman as Black Panther, Benedict Cumberbatch as Doctor Strange or Tom Holland as Spider - Man.

A party girl with a real knack for picking out the next big band from underground obscurity, Vine is the series» level - headed muse who moves up the ladder of Richie Finestra's (Bobby Cannavale) American Century Records and further into the ever - changing music scene.

But the Safdies show a real knack for chase scenes — there's one toward the end, filmed from above, that's breathtaking — and for putting the right actor in the central role.

Meanwhile, Christian begins to reveal his Dark Secrets and Tragic Past that cause him to behave the way he does (and, not incidentally, demonstrates a real knack for plunking out exquisitely moody postcoital Bach on his grand piano — and no, that is not a metaphor), and Anastasia begins to feel her power, as she realizes that she can change him — and that, my friends, is the fantasy that has earned E.L. James the big bucks.

Frost's Andy choosing not to drink during the pub crawl, or Gary's decision to use the death of his mother as sentimental motivation for the others to join him are moments that really round out the characters, and show that Wright's writing hand and the lead's respective acting skills have a real knack for male camaraderie.

Paula Patton, whose character is woefully underwritten (it's never clear why the fabulously rich and worldly businessman played by Hounsou would want to stay up all night talking to her, for instance, since she has nothing to say), has a real knack for physical comedy, and Jill Scott and Adam Brody are truly hilarious.

With the ferocious V - 8 and taut driveline, smooth shifting requires a real knack.

Obata has a real knack for capturing some of the heart's least fortunate truths and presenting them with both honesty and compassion, and this volume is a perfect example of that skill in action.

Many small toy breeds, like Chihuahuas and Papillons, have a real knack for agility, and can really hold their own in competition!

Some people have a real knack for starting out these young dogs.

With regular departures, over 100 destinations, and a real knack for catering for independently - minded travellers in search of responsible, off - the - beaten - path experiences, you're bound to find Intrepid tours for you.

This horseshoe crab has a real knack for weapon design and it's really his only topic of conversation, in all honesty.

He seems to have a real knack of making each model extremely comfortable, allowing themselves to really let go and be lost in the moment he's trying to create.

Not only does she have a good ear for music, but as a result of her varied life experiences, she has developed a real knack for listening and getting to know others and empathetically assisting them with compassion and understanding — just what you'd expect from a dedicated family law lawyer.

Ross has a real knack for bringing his points to a down - to - earth level that are easy to remember and implement.

Millennials are eager to become not just customers but also stakeholders in the applications of tomorrow and have a real knack for picking easier solutions.

I found I had a real knack for it.

While you may have a real knack for persuading others and stand - out skills in developing solid professional relationships, your potential employers will never know if you do not put together a clear resume.

She has a real knack of creating a sense of place and characters you would love to meet.