Sentence examples for hungarian origin from inspiring English sources

Medieval chronicles say that the two families were not of Hungarian origin: Simon of Kéza writes that the "family called Bogát-Radvány originate from Bohemia"; and Böngér, who settled in "the great land from the Tapolca River to the Sajó River, which is now called Miskolc" is described by the Gesta Hungarorum as having been of "Cuman" stock.

Strudel is of Hungarian origin.

All I know is that he's of Hungarian origin".

Certainly, no one has made more of it in his work than John Lukacs, the American historian of Hungarian origin.

A correspondent of Hungarian origin asserts that this name is Hungarian and should be pronounced with the accent on the first syllable.

Hungary has also promised that some educational benefits will be available equally to all Romanian citizens studying or teaching in Hungarian, not only to those of Hungarian origin.

In the 80s, Newman began to talk of retiring, but did not quite stop, and in later years - with iron gray hair, and a hard, chiseled face in which one may see his Hungarian origins - Newman began his old-timers, among them Nobody's Fool, Twilight, Road to Perdition, and Empire Falls.

The joke in Paris has it that French politicians hail either from Corrèze or from abroad (a play on Mr Sarkozy's Hungarian origins and on the fact that many of them were born in the Maghreb .The importance of Corrèze to both presidents is hard to overstate.

He has portrayed himself as the defender of a white, Christian Hungary at risk from refugees and migrants, and under attack from Soros, the financier and philanthropist of Jewish-Hungarian origin.

418, 424 p. Hungarian : its origins and originality / Sándor Rot.

The opening is riddled with grace notes, suggesting -- appropriately for the film -- an exotic, Hungarian Gypsy origin.