Voters are right to demand craftsmanship, given the brutal trade-offs that loom ahead.
It was short on intellect and did not involve craftsmanship.
He advocated not freedom from toil but freedom through toil, and he compared the demands of craftsmanship to the demands of God in the Anglican liturgy: the Master in "whose service is perfect freedom".
She was very demanding in terms of craftsmanship and very focused on her future".
Humanity was more important than cost efficiency, which explains his weakness for structural ingredients that demanded time-consuming craftsmanship: nautical rope, tightly woven cane, hand-polished Porsgrunn marble, braided leather and bleached-blond cane woven as finely as Belgian linen.
Although the directions are incredibly simple, the demand for craftsmanship is immediately apparent.
Honor Strachan, lead analyst at consultancy Verdict Retail, said the new collection appealed a "new, younger shopper demanding more on-trend innovative pieces but with the craftsmanship and quality credentials that the brand continues to leverage and showcase".
"She's wonderful – the way she brings in memory, the way she handles language and narrative …The level of craftsmanship involved demands attention".
Gifted artisans have met the challenges of a world demanding innovation with timepieces that are forward thinking and precise, while still grounded in historic craftsmanship.
In "The Craftsman," Sennett portrays Ruskin as a quirky and quixotic radical, sensitive to the intricate demands of great craftsmanship, and hopeful that the glories of Venetian architecture might help inspire workers to resist the ravages of "mechanical domination".
