Sentence examples for characteristic german from inspiring English sources

Characteristic German forms are columbine cups (the trial piece for entry into the Nürnberg Goldsmith's Guild) and standing cups such as the Diana Cup by Hans Petzolt.

Legal guardianship (US Psychiatry distinguishes between "guardianship" and "conservatorship" depending on the emphasis of tasks) is a very special and characteristic German feature.

Pay special attentions to the way Germans pronounce their "r"s and "h s, two sounds very characteristic to German.

These figures and the triple rhythm have appeared in turning dances characteristic of German peasant dances from the Middle Ages.

Mr. Bertolli believes that pepperoni's smokiness, beef content and fine grind are more characteristic of German sausages like Th ger, suggesting a possible Midwestern connection.

In villas furnished with characteristic modern German furniture, every piece of which seems to have an enormous behind, one attends dinner parties that might have been given in Devonshire.

Even so, the wines we liked best were deep and resonant, with energy to spare, all with a firm core of the mineral flavors that are so characteristic of German rieslings.

Kierkegaard found Hegel's influence in particular to be baneful and irresponsible; it seemed characteristic of German idealism in its Hegelian form to care more about perfecting lifeless and convoluted ideational systems than about the details of human existence.

This might well be attributable to the absence of international networks, something that has its roots in the international isolation that was characteristic for German accounting academics until the beginning of this century (Küpper and Mattessich 2005; Wagenhofer 2006).

The model adopted a mixed public-private-payer perspective characteristic for German healthcare.

We conclude that conditions for EFA implementation were found to not effectively incentivise a higher share of biodiversity supporting characteristics in German agricultural landscapes.