Sentence examples for craftsmanship and skill from inspiring English sources
In our current day world of zero-hours contracts, celebrity, Twitter, spin and all that, both shows' commitment to the values and meaning of craftsmanship and skill is a refreshing contrast and a core part of their appeal.
There was a water heater that wrapped around the chimney pipe from the log burner; there was a homemade hydro power unit supplied by the lake outfall; there was a composting toilet and recycling systems; and, best of all, there was the simple craftsmanship and skill that had created a cosy comfortable den.
"These bags are made with such impeccable craftsmanship and skill.
In a recent interview with British Vogue, Vionnet's current president, Matteo Marzotto said, "The film W.E. gave Vionnet such a wonderful opportunity to showcase the exquisite craftsmanship and skill of the house.
Many in the corsetry community appreciate them not just for the way they make a body appear, but for the craftsmanship and skill that can go into making them.
Whichever way you look at it, Italian craftsmanship and skills rule the universe of men's wear style and skills.
Now, this new batch of Ace Hotel x Beams products also calls on the craftsmanship and skills of some of the world's best-loved artisan-designers, but is split into two distinct groups based on their country of origin: the Ace for Beams collection highlights American-made pieces, while Beams for Ace celebrates Japanese quality and craft.
For many historic French and Italian luxury companies, this means a renewed emphasis on the craftsmanship and traditional skills that made their companies famous.
I think in every craft or profession where there is an amount of creativity involved, the end result, the product, is everything you experienced coming together at some point through your craftsmanship and your skills.
It's an immensely listenable set full of skill, craftsmanship and genuine love.
The objects, which range chronologically from a 13th-century bronze vessel known as an aquamanile (used by the priest to wash his hands before Mass) to contemporary designs by Philippe Starck and Bonetti/Garouste, were chosen to demonstrate excellent craftsmanship, technical skill, utility and artistic imagination.
