Sentence examples for craftsmanship writing from inspiring English sources

They're exceptional films, justifiably cherished for their craftsmanship, writing and performances – and for their understated, very British humour.

Conservative commentator Peggy Noonan, showing her background as a long-time Republican speechwriter, couldn't help but admire Obama's craftsmanship, writing in the Wall Street Journal (Murdoch again, don't you know): "The speech itself lacked lift but had heft.

Yingzao Fashi is a technical treatise on architecture and craftsmanship written by Li Jie, an architect and official at the Directorate of Buildings and Construction.

"And some people are very respectful of the craftsmanship of writing an articulate score that uses the variety of the orchestra and moves very fast to picture, like you'd see in a children's adventure film — which is an amazing skill, like watching martial arts.

All of the performers do their best to infuse the score by David Bryan of the band Bon Jovi and Joe DiPietro "with the earthy vibrance it fundamentally lacks, despite the obvious pop craftsmanship," Charles Isherwood wrote in The Times.

I don't know where it came from.... It's not a matter of craftsmanship; it wrote itself.

I'm not talking here about the mechanics of writing, though craftsmanship is important.

For all that, "he possessed extraordinary musical gifts, daunting range, versatility and spectacular craftsmanship," Mr. Botstein wrote, and "Henry VIII" shows Saint-Saëns at his best.

He set about writing an essay he called "On Intellectual Craftsmanship": advice to young scholars about the art of writing.

But the Swiss theorist Henricus Glareanus, writing 70 years later, explicitly preferred natural talent to the most exquisite craftsmanship.

Writing in Salon, Andrew Leonard wonders "how a reliance on Big Data might funnel craftsmanship in particular directions.