Sentence examples for french conception from inspiring English sources
It is a very French conception, and we hold to it. . . .
He said he was not quick to find fault with the French conception of defamation, which views attacks on honor as a form of assault.
What it represents is the contemporary French conception of luxury: an elaborate structure of synthetic desire, a fiction as powerful as 19th-century novels or myths about the perfection of French food.
In theory, the right to peaceable assembly is as fundamental to the French conception of citizenship as it is to the American one, but in practice it's something more, a mode of cultural expression as well as an act of political solidarity.
More recent tensions also need to be taken into account in explaining North African hostility to symbols of French nationalism, the issues of secularism and the veil, the violence in the banlieues in 2005 and 2007, and the continued problems surrounding the French conception of integration.
The practices of these new arrivals are often cast as a challenge to Christianity, but in many ways they challenge another religion entirely -- the unofficial creed of secularism, which underlies the French conception of government and dates to 1789 and the French Revolution itself.
It was more difficult to prepare Syria for self-government because of the difference between French and Syrian conceptions of what was implied.
Machine-learned translation algorithms, made possible by the availability of a massive corpus of textual training data and souped-up processing power, have no conception of French or Arabic grammar.
The brothers wanted the restaurant to revolutionize previous conceptions of French cuisine, and Haeberlin's cooking helped to define what became known as nouvelle cuisine.
In the wake of Gassendi's death, his general renown, influence on French schooling and popular conceptions of natural science, and rivalry for Descartes' legacy, all grew.
He has put together a computer presentation that opens with bugles and drums and the words, "Conception Universelle," the French translation of universal design.
