| 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. |
| By accident he discovered a knack for ballet and after battling familial prejudice won a scholarship to the Royal Ballet school. |
| He has a real knack for picking projects that are a little off the beaten track, but guaranteed to be interesting. |
| In a few cases his rhythms are a bit stiff-jointed, but one undeniable sign of accomplishment is his knack for the killer ending. |
| Speaking of sports ministers, it seems they all have a knack for putting their foot in it. |
