Sentence examples for poor craftsmanship from inspiring English sources
High hopes, poor craftsmanship.
And experimentation should be no excuse for poor craftsmanship.
He rejected tasteless mass-produced goods and poor craftsmanship in favour of the beautiful, well-crafted objects he designed.
Cheap glass, poor craftsmanship and the compression of individual panes by mullions and spandrels have done much to distort the image of glass architecture.
Low-cost houses in South Africa are characterized by poor craftsmanship and design with no regard to energy efficient passive solar design features resulting in high electrical energy consumption, uncomfortable indoor thermal environment and poor ventilation efficiency.
His first book of verse, Les Cariatides (1842; "The Caryatids"), owed much to the style and manner of Victor Hugo, but Banville rejected the poor craftsmanship of much French Romantic poetry.
Deciding a case and then finding the reasoning to get to that conclusion is poor judicial craftsmanship.
Asked on Wednesday by Senator Orrin G. Hatch, Republican of Utah, why, in her role as solicitor general, she had made an aggressive argument in defending a federal statute outlawing the sale of dogfighting videos, Ms. Kagan said poor legislative craftsmanship had left her little choice.
Several of the 26 wooden texts are suspect due to uncertain provenance (X, Y, and Z), poor quality craftsmanship (F, K, V, W, Y, and Z), or to having been carved with a steel blade (K, V, and Y), and thus, although they may prove to be genuine, should not be trusted in initial attempts at decipherment.
A good director can attempt to camouflage poor writing with craftsmanship and style, but ultimately no amount of director's skill can conceal a writer's failure; a poor script, even well directed, results in a stupid movie — as, unfortunately, does a good script poorly directed.
Was the craftsmanship poor, is the item still not running like it should, or is it in worse condition than when you took it in or called in for repair?
