Sentence examples for sophisticated german from inspiring English sources

Granted, VW has long sustained a niche of fierce loyalists with its sophisticated German design and performance, often in euro-size packages.

They belonged to Count Harry Kessler, the impossibly sophisticated German diplomat and connoisseur, who lived from 1868 to 1937 and passed hardly an inelegant day in between.

That is, until Hangang got word that it could buy a relatively sophisticated German blast furnace for a small fraction of what a new one would cost.

Turing also searched for a way to break into the torrent of messages suddenly emanating from a new, and much more sophisticated, German cipher machine.

Passard is just one of the big-name toques to cook aboard Dinner in the Sky the movable restaurant famous for "elevating" the dining experience courtesy of a giant crane and sophisticated German engineering.

With her partners, the owners of nearby Pylos, she has opened this sophisticated German-Swiss restaurant where the expertly prepared fondues, Wiener schnitzel, sauerbraten and house-smoked fish are a welcome addition to an unlikely East Village corner.

With her partners, the owners of nearby Pylos, she's opened this sophisticated German-Swiss restaurant where the expertly prepared fondues, Wiener schnitzel, sauerbraten, and house-smoked fish are a welcome addition to an unlikely East Village corner.

Roman Polanski's The Pianist suggested the essential kinship of the sophisticated music-loving German and the persecuted Holocaust victim.

In more sophisticated versions, the German people are understood to have been taken in by Hitler's charisma not least because the remilitarization he initiated — not to mention the Wehrmacht's early battlefield successes — was a balm to wounded national pride.

Williams's book, a collection of revised articles (and one sermon) written for different audiences, has all the trappings of academia: sophisticated, challenging prose, German titles in the footnotes, sometimes even untranslated Latin (not all of it, I am bound to say as a classicist, reproduced perfectly).

Scoff if you want at fluff teen programming on TheWB.com; it's at least as sophisticated as that wacky jumping German shepherd.