Sentence examples for craftsmanship for from inspiring English sources
The phrase "craftsmanship for" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English
It is often used to describe the quality or skill of a craft or trade. Here is an example: "John's furniture is known for its exquisite craftsmanship, each piece carefully crafted for durability and beauty."
In Moscow, Peter Carl Fabergé set a superb standard of craftsmanship for small ornaments.
Who are the Italian designers that will carry into the future the fashion heritage and fine craftsmanship for which this country is known?
Kramer's itineraries matched the way he lives: a restless, almost insatiable search for essences, for the soul of craftsmanship, for perfection in a household tool.
Taken by Kessels's father, who like many obsessive hobbyists recorded each stage of his craftsmanship for future reference, these functional images are infused with a palpable melancholy.
Apprenticeship on traditional lines was maintained for skilled craftsmanship; for less-skilled work "learnership" became a common practice, providing the newcomer with opportunities to learn by working with others.
Her first two collections at the helm of Alexander McQueen have been praised for respecting the theatrical and detailed craftsmanship for which the brand is famous, while also taking it in a more feminine, delicate direction.
Steidl, who is sixty-six, is known for fanatical attention to detail, for superlative craftsmanship, and for embracing the best that technology has to offer.
Like Zhang, Xindu Fang and Lin Xiaogong were given imperial patronage for their services in craftsmanship of devices for the court.
"The Creation of the American Republic, 1776-1787" was much admired for its craftsmanship and for its substantive contribution.
In fact, every piece in the collection made a strong statement, both for Italian craftsmanship and for the designers' love of embellishment.
The chapel restoration won a "Highly commended" award for craftsmanship from Aberdeenshire Council in 2010; the council said the craftsmanship "allowed for the retention of the ecclesiastical spirit and integrity to remain prevalent both internally and externally".
