In many respects she was a classic product of the old studio system.
"Classic product marketing," a close associate of Penn's said of this political strategy.
This classic product, conceived over 60 years ago, has proved infinitely extendible in the modern era.
He studied Sartre's brilliant and inadequate essay, "Anti-Semite and Jew," from 1946, a classic product of the Resistance.
And yet this picture, which seems to be something other than art, is a classic product of British landscape painting.
Villepin is a tall, drop-dead-handsome, foppish, aristocratic intellectual: a classic product of the Old France and its administrative-political elite.
He is a classic product of meritocratic, sheltered educational-political system which also produced Jacques Chirac (on the right) and Lionel Jospin and Ségolène Royal (his former partner) on the left.
The cooperative, compromising, bureaucratic EEC – a classic product of centrist postwar Europe – has been one of many victims of the Tories' long shift rightwards.
Hollande is considered to be a classic product of the school: an excellent technocrat who went straight from E.N.A. into government, then rose through the ranks of the French Socialist Party.
A survivor not a reformer, Mr Chirac is a classic product of French technocratic tradition.In this section Nicolas Sarkozy and the reform of France Change on the way?
A classic product of Pakistan's patronage-driven politics, Mr. Bilour, 73, faced regular accusations of cronyism, using railway resources — money, land and jobs — to look after his own supporters.
