Sentence examples for german supremacy from inspiring English sources

Last weekend, at a tennis tournament in Hawaii, a male soloist accidentally proclaimed German supremacy, traumatizing several tennis players by singing a version of the German national anthem once prized by the Nazis.

German supremacy in the Baltic area was broken and Poland-Lithuania began to be regarded in the West as a great power.

It's not hard to see why: for a party founded on German supremacy, this portrait of Berlin's seething young underclass must have felt like the filthiest propaganda.

BASF's lineage goes back 140 years to a time of German supremacy in science.

The very term Leitkultur, with its hint of some sort of German cultural supremacy, has awakened unhappy memories at a time when Germany is still unsure where the best balance lies between the assertiveness that is a natural outgrowth of its size and the modesty that is an inevitable outgrowth of its history.

Using such axes of retreat was impossible without losses owing to German air supremacy (as opposed to air superiority).

He rejected German racial supremacy and instead saw the Norwegian race as the progenitor of northern Europe, tracing his own family tree in his spare time.

This also was considered too dangerous by the government, especially in light of German air supremacy, and had the disadvantage of having to fully prepare two lines.

She was withdrawn from combat in April as German aerial supremacy had made it too risky to risk such a large target.

Sublime as Beethoven is, the claim of universality blended all too easily with a German bid for supremacy.

Near the end of July 1921, Schoenberg told a pupil, "Today I have discovered something which will assure the supremacy of German music for the next 100 years".