Sentence examples for french feeling from inspiring English sources
"It has a French feeling," said Greg Danilow, a lawyer.
The hotel is 550 ft. long, 14 stories high, contemporary in design, with a French feeling; cost 15 million dollars.
If the French feeling broke down, it was only in the finale, "Sirènes," where the women of the Philadelphia Singers Chorale sounded a bit square and uninsinuating.
Yet, as Barack Obama ended his first trip to Europe, he left the French feeling oddly frustrated.Mr Obama made all the right noises.
Mr. Zemmour argues that the well-known French "melancholy" — the typically French feeling of gloom and decline — has its roots back in the early High Middle Ages.
As a result, there is a distinctly French feeling to Martinique, but with a blend of Caribbean music, dance, cuisine and spirit.
In the traditional spirit of Anglo-French feeling, we pray that it will triumph.
In fact, anti-French feeling has been carefully fomented by Republican officials, Rupert Murdoch's media empire and other administration allies.
Similarly, the second item has a translated-from-French feeling ("like a Chutes and Ladders board waiting to be played upon").
In 1798 a French attempt to solicit bribes from American commissioners negotiating a settlement of differences (the so-called XYZ Affair) aroused a wave of anti-French feeling.
The jihadist strand has recently been vocal in its condemnation of the intervention by France in its former colony of Mali, which has increased anti-French feeling.
