Sentence examples for * the amour from inspiring English sources
"Pretzell and Petry are the amour fou of the German right," wrote Augstein in a recent column.
Hermann Peter Piwitt's moving Die Passionsfrucht told of the amour fou of an aging German artist for a young Italian woman painter.
As a free spirit, Maxime preceded Jeanne Moreau as the amour of the film director Louis Malle, had an odd, erotic relationship with the painter Max Ernst, and decamped to Provence with a minor American artist.
An ounce of prevention Reprints Related items AIDS in Asia: Ready for take off?Jul 15th 2004 AIDS microbicides: An ounce of preventionJul 15th 2004This may be a turning point, even though the amour propre of a single politician might be somewhat discounted.
Though much has been made of the "Amour" stars' advanced years, in an interview at the Paris apartment where she has lived for almost 50 years, Ms. Riva did not want to talk about age, renaissance or fame; she bans words like "career" from her vocabulary.
As they flex their intellectual muscle, parrying point/counterpoint, cracks in the amour appear.
That suits this urbane comedy, which examines the amour-propre and existential worries of a pair of worldly strangers on a train.
This suits this urbane comedy, which examines the amour-propre and existential worries of a pair of worldly strangers on a train.
This suits Ms. Reza's urbane comedy, which examines the amour-propre and existential worries of a pair of worldly strangers on a train.
Each was a raging embarrassment, a dent in the amour-propre of the national security state.
She will be one of three producers of the musical "Amour".
