knack örnekleri

• To become a participant observer means developing the knack of joining in and keeping your distance at one and the same time.

• With regard to our second major weakness, our knack for polarizing opinion regarding chimerical questions such as the innateness of language can also be understood.

• People have a tremendous knack for denying things.

• And, you must understand, it takes a particular knack to understand statistics.

• It will have a chairman, selected because he has the knack of weighing evidence and getting people to work together.

• With this approach, caregivers will be able to develop the 'knack ' of responding to any situation or challenging behaviour.

• Partington here displays his knack of covering a lot of ground in a succinct and easy-to-follow manner, something which is characteristic of the whole book.

• So these were people with the knack.

• Sachs was a journalist before earning his doctorate, and his knack for telling a story survived graduate school wholly intact.

• It is only natural that a homogeneous people crowded onto four smallish islands should value the ability to avoid confrontation - the knack, one might say, of getting along with everybody.

• Children now have a knack for word learning; and learn five, ten, or even twenty new words a day.

• Knack (1999) did not include these measures in the narrow definition of social capital.

• Now we are up in the realms of £400, so these things do have a knack of growing spectacularly.

• Moreover, tomorrow's critics have an uncanny knack of blaming today's legislators.

• He has an uncanny knack of unnerving me by presenting yet another scheme or another set of ideas, but he has profound knowledge.