Sentence examples for particularly well crafted from inspiring English sources
In seeking to defend the challenged provisions, the government admitted that the provisions "may not be sensible or particularly well crafted" but argued that those who drafted them "could have believed that they furthered legitimate interests in public health and safety," even if they actually did not.
"On a purely aesthetic level," says typographer Paul Barnes, who co-designed the Guardian's font library, "Comic Sans is not a particularly well-crafted letterform".
As Paul Barnes – who co-designed the very font you're reading – explains, "On a purely aesthetic level Comic Sans is not a particularly well-crafted letterform.
While Google's AlphaGo sometimes took minutes to decide how to respond to a particularly well-crafted move, OpenAI Five, as it's called, does not have that luxury, as its opponent would be making moves in the meantime.
He added "it's a particularly well-crafted entry".
Our current policies are particularly well-crafted to the goal of making large multinational businesses succeed.
The problem for me with a lot of contemporary Broadway is that the songs are not particularly well-crafted, in that they do not further the plot.
I can't bring myself to get excited about Libyans or Iranians throwing off the yoke of oppression due to a particularly well-crafted hashtag.
I think it is very good, and the subsection title lines are particularly well-crafted.
Well crafted, masterfully told.
