Sentence examples for french generation from inspiring English sources
Now is time for this French generation to make its own history.
It's a semi-autobiographical picture about the French generation that were just reaching their teens in 1968 when the explosive, revolutionary événements took place that May, shaking the nation, politicising the young and creating ripples that have lasted for decades.
Paul Ricoeur, a student of the volitional experience, whose translation of Husserl's Ideen zu einer reinen Phänomenologie brought Husserl closer to the younger French generation, wrote in a phenomenological vein but with the intention of further developing Husserl's conception of phenomenology.
In effect, he cinematically attributes two French generations' worth of neurotic, self-destructive behavior to the collective repression of history.
The difference now, though, is that you can guzzle a range of fatty, sugary snacks between meals that were simply unavailable to previous French generations.
This paper presents the recent output of the design of the NFM system of the French Generation-IV sodium-cooled fast reactor (SFR).
AT PLANET-CYBERCAF in the Montparnasse district of Paris, beloved of generations of artists and writers, French Generation-Xers munch hamburgers and take slow drags on Marlboros.
Philippe Delleur, the president of Alstom – the French electricity generation and rail transport firm – was in the French delegation visiting Tehran earlier this week.
Nearly three weeks of riots in these banlieues in 2005 illustrated the potential for violence among a French-born generation with a grievance.Those responsible for the three most murderous home-grown terror attacks by French citizens since 2012 do indeed share histories of crime and violence, as well as unstable family life, on such rough estates.
Retired, highly respected New Rochelle High School teacher of Spanish and French for generations of students.
Then he banned people from hanging washing from balconies in the historic centre, run-down parts of which are home to a large population of north African origin and settled Gypsy communities – many of whom have been French for generations.
