workmanship

It is of a workmanship I have never seen before.

You could tell the price by the workmanship and the weight.

But there's no telling whether their workmanship was any good.

But while the workmanship was of high quality, the ideas seemed not much above the student level.

"Pride in workmanship has always been very important to us."

That would have been a waste of some fine workmanship.

But, on the other hand, there was such a thing as pride of workmanship.

Age, material and workmanship, however, can influence value as well.

I was at all times impressed by their standard of workmanship.

It was as if the workmanship were that of another planet.

Far better workmanship than the later productions of his own people, yet much older.

The materials and workmanship were outstanding on the test car.

The workmanship was exquisite; no one did such fine work these days.

It was a good piece of workmanship, but rather ugly.

We will need to pay particular attention to road projects in order to avoid poor workmanship.

Outside, it's pretty much the same story, so quality of workmanship is well up to expectation.

"So, what seems to be the matter with this fine example of Detroit workmanship?"

While significant changes were made over the years, much of the original workmanship is still evident.

Poor workmanship and improper material use is more than common.

And crazy though he might be, his workmanship was exact.

It was clear, though, that the girls had an eye not only for fit and workmanship, but price.

For women's suits there seem to be no general standards of workmanship.

And I believe we will have nothing to be ashamed of in either workmanship or equipment.

With a little better workmanship, perhaps he could make the cylinder turn faster.

This made the scientists suspect that human workmanship must have been involved here.