Sentence examples for french passion from inspiring English sources

The French passion for equality nowadays far outweighs the French passion for liberty, and thus threatens French prosperity.

Félix-Mayol stadium may epitomize French passion, but the Toulon players being cheered on represent nine different nations.

The city practically fizzes with fierce French passion and values, which you can't help but be charmed by.

The French passion for definition and precision and for emotion exactly appropriate to the occasion has rarely appeared more attractive.

In her book, "Raji Cuisine: Indian Flavors, French Passion" (HarperCollins, $35), she writes that she began her restaurant after having had another career and after having children.

The "Star Spangled Banner" ringing out on the Champs Elysées may have been hard for some, but French passion for the world's toughest cycling race, watched by 2 billion television viewers worldwide, ensures that any winner is respected.

According to Theodore Zeldin's History of French Passions, the peasants mostly lived on watery soup and millet and the dishes we think of as paysanne were perfected by bourgeois chefs up in Paris.

Some good news comes from the French, who embrace nuclear energy with a typically Gallic passion.

You may have to queue but it's worth it for baker-owner Marius Pop's rainbow of French macaroons (passion fruit, hazelnut, raspberry to name a few), pretzel bagels, berry brioches, croissants, killer croque monsieur and more.

"The French love the Americans," Mr. Sarkozy said with a grin, praising Mr. Obama, and added, "The French have been following him with passion".

It had an explosion of French-Canadian passion just as that political movement began to gather momentum.