Sentence examples for degree of craft from inspiring English sources

In societies whose members are largely self-reliant, some degree of craft skill is practically universal.

The group, standing before a display of handmade lighting fixtures designed by Eva Menz, agreed that one-of-a-kind items with a degree of craft were far preferable to production pieces.

The point is an obvious one: the source of good management is found in the imagination of leaders, persons who form new visions and manifest them with a high degree of craft.

"He brought the same degree of craft and skill and commitment to his science fiction as he did to his mainstream fiction and he never drew any distinction in terms of his pride in what he was doing".

So these may be aluminum panels, but they'll also bring an appealing, tactile degree of craft and precision to the museum facade.

In its post Golden Age usage, there is ambiguity on both sides of the definition: on the one hand, many B movies display a high degree of craft and aesthetic ingenuity; on the other, the primary interest of many inexpensive exploitation films is prurient.

Passing through the usual three degrees of craft masonry in 1902, she founded the Lodge of Human Duty No. 6 in London that same year.

"Even when biology was a much smaller enterprise, it relied on a degree of specialized craft in the laboratory.

Director Patrick Osborne achieves a remarkable degree of storytelling craft and scene density, communicating a whole life in a few short minutes.

Revisiting "Hannah Takes the Stairs" and "Nights and Weekends" after "Greenberg," you begin to intuit a degree of calculation and craft beneath the spontaneity and sincerity.

When someone can write pop songs as well as Terry Adams, with his degree of history and craft, the resulting work usually feels protected: there's a force field of preciousness, irony or even hostility around the gift.