Sentence examples for workmanship both from inspiring English sources

The interior of the 1865 palazzo-style Gov. Henry Lippitt House on Hope Street is one of the best examples of local workmanship, both in the Herter-style decorative woodwork and in the faux-wood and hand-stenciled finishes on walls and ceilings executed by church decorators.

Like the works of sculptor Ken Price, Ronay's objects feel as if they dropped, fully formed from outer space, and his workmanship is both impeccable and brave.

The workmanship and the tailoring both spun the message that Givenchy has the true spirit of haute couture — but with a jerky, exhilarating 21st century vibe.

Both the workmanship and the parts are not made to last.

American Shelf Lining guarantees both material and workmanship for life.

The notion of a uniquely Quaker style in architecture, dress, and domestic interiors is a subject with which scholars have long grappled, since Quakers have traditionally held both an appreciation for high-quality workmanship and a distrust of ostentation.

I want to minimize the distractions and incorporate found and invented materials to introduce dimension and texture into my work". Weil was both intrigued and inspired by the workmanship she saw at Stonehenge, which led to a notable series of abstract bronze sculptures that echo the ancient megalithic cultures of Western Europe.

The rise of brief trends over classic style and shoddy workmanship at cheap prices in the fashion industry is damaging both our planet and its people.

There were pieces to like and workmanship to admire and the setting at the Musée Rodin was both artistic and classy.

Once Wright stops hitting us over the head with the supposed quaintness of mid-Victorians and trusts what Shaw called the "dainty workmanship" of the later acts, the production settles down and becomes both touching and funny.

Both of these technicians have a history of exceptional workmanship and great customer relations.