Well-made

Well-made roads extend far from the city.

A well-made cup of coffee should require no cream or sugar.

My uncommonly well-made sneaker lasted 5 years. Its mate did not.

Tom bought a really expensive, well-made pair of shoes.

It's a very well-made film.

I have even studied the grammar of Esperanto to understand what it’s about, and I came to two conclusions. It is a very, very well-made language. From the linguistic viewpoint, it really follows admirable criteria of economy of language and efficiency. Secondly, all other movements for international languages have failed, but not that of Esperanto, which further unites humanity everywhere in the world, because behind Esperanto is an idea, an ideal.

The great elaboration and variety in the form and structure of the house-roof almost merits the dignity of a separate section. For it is mainly to the roof that the Japanese house owes its picturesque appearance; it is the roof which gives to the houses that novelty and variety which is so noticeable among them in different parts of the country. The lines of a well-made thatched roof are something quite remarkable in their proportions.

Your argument was well-made.

Mark's snowman was so well-made, it lasted for weeks.