"Living in a group is a skill," she declares, and it's one that the French assiduously cultivate in their kids.
The French variety is cultivated in Europe, particularly France and Spain, and in North America.
Dwarf French bean is cultivated in the open field, where unpredictable extreme weather events decreased crop yield quality.
Yeah, I think that's how French House was cultivated.
Ten years ago, Nicolas Baverez, a conservative economist and essayist, wrote that the entire French leadership class "cultivates status quo and rigidity" resulting in protectionism, narrow definition of French interests, and a disinclination to transfer significant sovereignty to the European Union.
She was accredited to the French army, but also cultivated close contacts among the Algerian nationalist rebels inside their stronghold in the Algiers casbah.
The Great Accelerator by Paul Virilio, translated by Julie Rose (Polity, £9.99) Virilio, the French philosopher, has long cultivated a kind of Delphic compression, addictive once you tune in to its cadences.
What has held "Guillaume Tell" back has little to do with its intrinsic artistic worth, but rather to the unwieldy genre to which it belongs: French grand opera, as cultivated at the Paris Opera, the most prestigious and well-heeled of the several theaters that produced opera in 19th-century Paris.
She wanted to be different, choosing German over French at school, and cultivating an interest in Russian writers, especially Dostoevsky and Chekhov, because she was drawn to Soviet atheism.
On the face of it, Hollande, slimmed-down and cultivated in a way the French like their presidents to be cultivated, should prevail.
