Sentence examples for distinctive German from inspiring English sources

It also has a distinctive German accent.

To other special series, Tschichold brought a distinctive German tradition.

In the Schumann he captured the distinctive German blend of complexity and sentiment in readings now fiery, now intensely internal.

For those who emphasize a distinctive German culture and civilization and who oppose tendencies toward multicultural homogenization, the need to acknowledge this singular horror is especially essential.

German cheese has a proud heritage and there are very many distinctive German types of cheese.

They greeted each other warmly, but as they shook hands, Mr. Kissinger raised a quizzical eyebrow and said, in his distinctive, German-tinted rasp, "What are you doing being a Republican?" It was the question of the night for Mr. Silver, who has long been known as a liberal Democrat, but who spoke from the podium on Monday, the opening night of the Republican National Convention.

Indeed, most of the state's cities and towns contain striking brick buildings, often churches, in the distinctive North German Gothic architectural style.

Ultimately what emerges from a trip to The Wende, thanks to Jampol's tireless collecting, is a picture of a distinctive East German culture that some of its survivors still miss to this day, even if they are glad that the state itself is gone.

VW, the people's car company, has long symbolised the distinctive virtues of German manufacturing.

Behind Metzstein's acerbic wit, uttered in his guttural accent – a distinctive combination of German and Glaswegian – was a warm and generous personality.

As things stand, 64% of the 7m Swiss, mainly in the east, speak their own distinctive variations of German, and just under a fifth, on the west side, speak French.