Sentence examples for traditional handiwork from inspiring English sources

What it manages is to chart the unapologetic manner in which the Victorians sought to mix traditional handiwork and craft methods alongside modern materials and technologies.

Artisans employed in traditional handiwork felt the pressure of the putting-out system favoured by merchant capitalists, whereby much production was moved from the town, where artisanal guilds protected their members, to the countryside, where merchants could hire cheaper labour.

Traditional Judaism and Christianity explain the origin of living beings and their adaptations to their environments wings, gills, hands, flowers as the handiwork of an omniscient God.

Garber liked his handiwork.

I admired my handiwork.

But her handiwork has.

The militias' handiwork is evident.

Recognise some of that handiwork?

Scrutiny of his handiwork will be acute.

It was handiwork of renowned landscape architects.

I assume this was your handiwork?