Sentence examples for with the handiwork from inspiring English sources

A lot of that has to do with the handiwork of Nathan Bowen.

Despite his dissatisfaction with the handiwork of the father of printing, Steidl considers himself to be in the tradition of Gutenberg, and he appreciates the proximity of the relic to his own printing and publishing business, which he established in Göttingen in the late nineteen-sixties.

Over time, these estates (haciendas) became self-sufficient communities and were built to a grand scale, borrowing architectural influences from Spain and adorned with the handiwork of local artisans.

For example: You may be a seamstress, but you are simply bored with the handiwork involved and want to break away from your expertise rather than use it.

On March 3rd, the pugilistic Irish Catholic suggested that the looming war with Iraq was the handiwork of the American Jews.

It glitters with impressive buildings, including the handiwork of four Pritzker prize winners (I.M. Pei, Renzo Piano, Norman Foster and Rem Koolhaas).

The disease itself, with its multiple tumors, suggests the handiwork of such a gene gone awry.

She then inspected a beautifully tailored (to look sloppy) coat of Harris tweed and showed off a striped woollen scarf made by "one of the great knitters" to look like the handiwork of someone with two left hands.

Some of last year's longest movies -- "Any Given Sunday," "Eyes Wide Shut," "The Insider," "Magnolia," "Messenger: The Story of Joan of Arc" -- were the handiwork of directors with iron wills and lots of autonomy.

Many suggested that the devices were the handiwork of liberals with an end goal of making the GOP look bad, divert attention from "left-wing mobs," and distract from the caravan of about 7,000 Central American migrants traveling up to Mexico on foot with the ultimate goal of reaching the Southern border.

The researchers are certain that the last, with multiple I's shoved together, is the handiwork of Leo Kuvayev.