Sentence examples for lacking in craftsmanship from inspiring English sources

While some people find conceptual art very refreshing and relevant, many others consider it shocking, distasteful, and conspicuously lacking in craftsmanship.

After them the poetic tradition was maintained into the 19th century by peasant poets who, although not lacking in subtlety of craftsmanship, and occasionally vigorous in satire, had none of the advantages and only a few of the virtues of their predecessors.

Rather lacking in fizz.

What gun culture lacks in wit – for grownup delinquent fun and sly-dog subversion, you can't beat a custom-car rally – it more than makes up for in design wizardry, precision tooling and a long and honorable tradition of craftsmanship.

While his plays lack the craftsmanship of the Greeks, Seneca's importance lies in the fact that he was the principal medium through which Renaissance writers became acquainted with Greek tragedy.

More than that, they lack craftsmanship, the intricate, personal flourishes that distinguish one building from another, one player from another.

I know I was always upset about with the lack of craftsmanship in the fine arts.

Instead, there is more interest in craftsmanship and value for money.

In craftsmanship alone, the gallery is streets ahead of this year's other contenders.

In addition to the joy of solving riddles, there is the pleasure in craftsmanship.

All the students were learning the same skills in craftsmanship.