Sentence examples for archaic crafts from inspiring English sources
Barzini wrote: "Italy is the snows of the Alps, the parching heat of Sicily, the mysterious Mafia, Fellini and Mastroianni, picturesque poverty, picturesque new wealth, archaic crafts, robot-run modern factories – but, above all, its people: friendly, shrewd, good-humoured and resigned to the worst".
And these values manifested themselves, as Mr. Cairns keenly discerned, in what was for the time a decidedly old-fashioned, even archaic craft.
"Illinois is now the only state in the entire nation that doesn't allow lawful Americans to carry a firearm," Walsh pointed out in the statement, as reported by NBC 5. "Violent crimes continue to decrease even as more states such as Wisconsin – that recently passed a concealed carry permit – repeal archaic laws crafted to restrict gun rights".
Written in gorgeously crafted but inescapably archaic Spanish, it demands considerable patience and concentration.
Woven Song handles some tricky artistic territory that Glithero manages to navigate flawlessly; interdisciplinary practices, technologies deemed archaic, and the lines between craft and art. .
/ My deep delight lay in being dated / like the archaic engine," he writes, leaning on the double sense of "craft": a vehicle, a poet's skill.
Some think the ancient myth of a one-eyed Cyclops originated from archaic Greek guilds, where eye-patch wearing blacksmiths practiced their dangerous craft.
Though his Gothic and almost archaic technique betrays a romantic affinity for the legacy of his craft, without a doubt Wilcox brings us something new, captivating and disquieting.
