Sentence examples for definition of craft from inspiring English sources

"We were like, 'This is the definition of craft, why aren't people doing this in the U.S.?'" Mr. Polen said.

Differences aside, Stainer laments the difficulties in "pinning down a definition of craft beer", and suggests "in many cases, real ale is craft beer and craft beer is real ale".

And many of those criteria derive from the old-school definition of craft: make it yourself, buy better quality items, think about each purchase, keep it for a long time.

One of Britain's biggest brewers has attacked the definition of craft beer — one of the fastest-growing and hippest trends in the drinks industry — claiming that it unfairly excludes some of its best-known brands.

Let us return to the definition of craft in the Nicomachean Ethics.

Throughout two conference-wide presentations, Gatza, BA chair Rob Tod and others deepened the line in the sand between breweries that meet the BA's definition of craft and those that have sold out and no longer do.

But I also suggest that by reviewing a community's uniquely nostalgic definitions of craft, designers might uncover which technological traditions, values, and goals users desire to take from past designs into the future.

Perhaps Vince Cottone was not the first to use the words "craft" and "beer" together, but in his 1986 Good Beer Guide: Brewers and Pubs of the Pacific Northwest he put definitions of "craft brewery" and "true beer" into words when nobody else did.

There was, however, no uniformly accepted simple definition of the craft, trade, dodge, or art of public relations, and there is none today.

But because Yuengling's flagship beer contains corn, which the Brewers Association considers a "non-traditional adjunct," it doesn't meet the most widely accepted definition of a craft brewer.

"The Craftsman" also called for the definition of craftsmanship to be broadened to include software design and computer programming as part of an intellectual reassessment of craft.