Sentence examples for perfected over centuries from inspiring English sources

In an attempt to fill the gap left on shop shelves, a whole industry making faux European cheeses has sprung up over the past year, with Russian dairy factories trying to master the techniques that Italian farmers perfected over centuries.

Many wares are handmade in villages where lacquer and bamboo techniques have been perfected over centuries.

This version of the game, perfected over centuries in villages all round England, is the beating heart of cricket.

Instead, he is calling on secular institutions to adopt religion's pedagogy, to mimic the rituals, habits and teaching techniques that churches, mosques and synagogues perfected over centuries.

In other words, his men would have to practice the same tiring arts of flattery and fakery that women had perfected over centuries of boring dates on the arms of wealthy men.

The principles of magic, refined and perfected over the centuries, provide neuroscientists with new ways to study the brain and could help them in their quest to reveal how the organ performs the greatest trick of all - consciousness itself.

In this video craftsman Ding Jican explains how techniques perfected over the centuries are used to craft the company's unique products.

But no plausible history of American politics can ignore, first, the influence of a political style perfected, over a century, by citizens who, denied the franchise, were forced to plead, and, second, the effects of the doubling of the size of the electorate.

The technique, first used on glassware in Syria and Egypt as early as the third century, was perfected over the next few centuries on ceramics in several Islamic countries.

In 1970, the composer Ned Rorem, another diarist friend, described the "cynical stance" that Vidal had perfected over the previous quarter century: "Those steely epigrams summing up all subjects resemble the bars of a cage through which he peers defensively.

Ms. Corriher, on the other hand, was more skeptical that a process perfected over more than a century of milling and subjected to Knoxville's intensive quality control could be easily replicated.