Sentence examples for french indignation from inspiring English sources

But my unscientific observation of suburban French shopping habits suggests that price is only half the battle.I hear a lot of French indignation about price inflation for basic goods, especially since the introduction of the euro.

ENNISKILLEN, Northern Ireland — European Union leaders and President Obama announced on Monday the start of negotiations for a far-reaching trans-Atlantic trade deal, but French indignation over recent remarks by a high-ranking Brussels official created a sideshow here at the Group of 8 meeting.

NEWS European Union leaders and President Obama announced on Monday the start of negotiations for a far-reaching trans-Atlantic trade deal, but French indignation over recent remarks by a high-ranking Brussels official created a sideshow here at the Group of 8 meeting.

French indignation at Tuesday's events was reflected in media headlines like "The incredible non-arrest of three French jihadists" in Le Figaro.

With a sense that the eyes of the world were on them, many French felt indignation when transportation unions started in with business as usual -- by trying to hold up employers for ransom just when their work was most needed.

Sadly, it is a wake-up call they didn't heed". The 1976 Judgment of Paris tasting still has the French spluttering with indignation.

Not only should the Iraqi people know what their money went for, the data could provide an illuminating context for the current Russian, French and German indignation over the American contracting list, and for the diplomatic jousting of the past year.

Indignation, because French educators complain that the system favours "Anglo-Saxon" universities and makes no allowance for France's unusual division into elite grandes écoles and mass universities.

On March 5th transcripts of private conversations between Nicolas Sarkozy, the former centre-right president, and some of his advisers were leaked to the French press, prompting anger, indignation and embarrassment.The recordings were made by Patrick Buisson (pictured on the right), a former adviser to Mr Sarkozy during his presidency in 2007-2012.

Oil money and hafnium Not for the faint-hearted Empowered That's what friends are for Death in Venice The capitalist communist Reprints"More than ever, journalists must mobilise so that editorial independence from political and economic power is guaranteed," said the main union of French journalists this week, voicing indignation at Mr Sarkozy's interference.

After a storm of indignation in the French media, and amongst small shareholders, he didn't take the payment.