Sentence examples for french mood from inspiring English sources
But, in another sense, the French mood feels a bit like that of New York in the mid-nineteen-eighties.
A French mood of mutiny that has rippled through Brittany and infected teachers, farmers and shopkeepers, skipped species on Sunday when horses took to the streets of Paris to complain about tax rises.
When Mitchell comes down one morning to find the kitchen looking like a bombsite ("Lily and I were in a French mood. We made crepes," explains Cam) he begs his partner to clear it up.
A Christmas-tree sign read, "Prettiest Gift of All--the Gift of Beauty--Prices to Suit Your Convenience!" Photographs of smiling ladies wearing hairdos christened Heart of Gold, French Mood, Angel-lite, Enchantress, and On the Town, looked a bit crinkled & brown, perhaps from being under the dryer too long.
The noble goals of the COP21 have never formed a momentum able to overcome the simplistic dichotomy which had marked the French mood since November 13: on one side, the jihadists or the enemies of France, one the other side, the French nation confronting the threat and resisting barbarity.
The war and the anti-French mood have hardly helped, he said.
They were complaining about the virulent, anti-French mood in the UK press – and Britain's evasion of its responsibility.
It was a closer result than the national one, but still in line with the French national mood.
Whereas Strauss's masterpiece is expressionist, ear-piercing and Germanic, Mariotte's is soft-edged and rooted in the French symbolist mood of Debussy.
Scene: Named for Ava Gardner, the white, gray, and sea-foam green rooftop lounge at Dream aims to evoke an airy, 1950s French Riviera mood far above the grittiness of Midtown.
As the Pew study concludes, "The French public mood is now looking less like that in Germany and more like that in the southern peripheral nations of Spain, Italy and Greece".A year after François Hollande's election as France's Socialist president, the Pew report offers little consolation.
