Sentence examples for evolution of French from inspiring English sources

highlights the evolution of French conservatives.

He was in fact a major force in the evolution of French grand opera.

The show is a small revolution here, he said: "It's an interesting sign of the evolution of French society.

He only appeared in one, The Evolution of French Art – From Ingres and Delacroix, and the catalogue listed the works under the name "Marcelle Duchamb".

Titled "The Sweetest Path: The Evolution of French Art Song," the show is a co-presentation of Caramoor and the New York Festival of Song.

The exhibition ostensibly charts the evolution of French academic art in Rome during the first three quarters of the 19th century, epitomized by the works of Ingres and the sculptor David d'Angers.

What is both well known and denied is clear: through these public research institutions, some of them prestigious, the French state apparatus controls the long-term evolution of the French economy and society.

"This was a time which saw the evolution of modern French nationalism, the transformation of painting, sculpture and photography, the emergence of the modern novel, and the evolution of a distinctly French aesthetic".

I see it as the natural evolution of classic French patisserie: the croissant has been dragged into the new age via the gung-ho cowboy cookery of the US.

Head chef: Clare Smyth British ranking: 2nd Michelin stars: 3 The easiest way to describe what we do at Restaurant Gordon Ramsay is that we're trying to achieve the best evolution of classical French cuisine possible, if that makes sense.

Her gift for description works wonderfully when she's writing of Balzac's life, tracing the evolution of the French restaurant or explaining how a "gala meal" might look in a prosperous 19th-century dining room: "The plinths supporting stuffed turkeys and chickens were works of architecture, made of a mixture of lard and the fat from sheep's kidneys.