Sentence examples for sort some Germans from inspiring English sources

Ever the stoic sort, some Germans have recently called to abolish the kiss, which they say snuck its way into their culture from other countries (ahem, France).

But expect an advertising campaign soon for some sort of German car that has a resonant voice intoning the word zugunruhe! over the growl of a serious engine.

He is a big dog, a serious dog, some sort of German shepherd or Rottweiler (she knows little about dog breeds).

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.

Next we have some sort of German dragonfly robot with built in massive robot arm.

Some sort of German Christmas market?

"Tim thought it would be funny to match the surfing backdrop of a beach movie with some sort of German Expressionism, because they're totally wrong together," Gems reflected.

The proposed sequel was bizarre to say the least, but screenwriter Gems defended Burton's idea: "Tim thought it would be funny to match the surfing backdrop of a beach movie with some sort of German Expressionism, because they're totally wrong together".

What he commissioned were sketches of a pre-emptive strategy; there was no detailed operational planning of the sort the Germans had been working on since July 1940.

Just through an arched underpass, the community's expansive entrance plaza, Station Square, unfolds with arcaded sidewalks, a domed tower and what could be some sort of Anglo-German manor house in subtly colored and intricately patterned brickwork.

"We are the very best sort of cultured Germans".