Sentence examples for craftsmanship about from inspiring English sources
"craftsmanship about" can be used in written English
It is commonly used to describe the quality or skill of a craftsperson, or to talk about the details and methods involved in creating a craft. Here is an example: "The furniture in this shop is renowned for its exceptional craftsmanship about every detail, from the intricately carved designs to the expertly applied finish."
Dallapiccola lived in Florence for more than 50 years, the majority of them in an apartment in the Via Romana overlooking the Boboli Gardens, and his exquisitely executed scores have an air of Florentine craftsmanship about them.
Once the show got under way, it was clear that the collection wasn't about complicated cuts or cerebral contemplations — it was all about craftsmanship.
"For me, that song is about craftsmanship," explains Thorpe.
From Oscar de la Renta, I learned a lot about craftsmanship, quality and color.
"Ulrich was one of the last modern designers who cared about craftsmanship," Mr. Winter said.
I love moving from painting to painting, admiring the craftsmanship and wondering about the subject of the painting.
"The line is about craftsmanship, proportion, simplicity and texture," said Peter Behnke, the store's vice president of merchandising.
Art critics do not talk much about craftsmanship these days, preferring to dwell on ideas or the clever statements an artist seeks to convey.
Malcolm Gluck By email No more box ticking Fiona MacCarthy's account of Richard Sennett's ideas about craftsmanship ("Practice makes perfect", February 9) suggests Sennett's thinking has a close affinity with that of the behavioural scientist Gregory Bateson.
"It is going to be very hard for them to change, especially when you are talking about craftsmanship, heritage, history – they want to hold on to those things, so it's an evolution".
Like scrimshaw carvings or Qing dynasty jades it has some ideas and narrative hooks, but it's really about craftsmanship and finesse as ends in themselves, a limited subject on which to dwell.
