Sentence examples for simple craftsmanship from inspiring English sources

Then along comes a dish which impresses on simple craftsmanship.

There was a water heater that wrapped around the chimney pipe from the log burner; there was a homemade hydro power unit supplied by the lake outfall; there was a composting toilet and recycling systems; and, best of all, there was the simple craftsmanship and skill that had created a cosy comfortable den.

The three-dimensional object became more important, and culminated in his first carved reliefs, whose textured surfaces evoked something of simple rural craftsmanship.

Be that as it may, the works on view here are characterized by cheap materials, simple technology, indifferent craftsmanship and nondescript design.

Although the directions are incredibly simple, the demand for craftsmanship is immediately apparent.

His craftsmanship is simple and yet it takes on heavy hitters like Bhutan's financial crisis to takes pot shots and subverts the way we speak colloquially.

Shaker dances and songs are a genuine folk art, and the simple beauty, functionalism, and honest craftsmanship of their meetinghouses, barns, and artifacts have had a lasting influence on American design.

And she combined that craftsmanship with a "simple, direct 'child soul,' " a heart "that has been taught the lesson of human sympathy, and the incisive analytical brain of the psychologist".

In his Palo Alto home years ago, he said that he preferred uncluttered, spare interiors and then explained the elegant craftsmanship of the simple wooden chairs in his living room, made by George Nakashima, the 20th-century furniture designer and father of the American craft movement.

Here is the most brilliantly shaped work of the evening, and yet, as with the craftsmanship of "A Simple Symphony," skill of this kind seems here simply secondary to the choreographer's need to people the stage with a human world as engrossing as a novel.

"But largely because it evokes this past that never was — that was morally superior or simpler, an era of better craftsmanship.