Sentence examples for french sort from inspiring English sources

He is devilishly attractive, in a patrician, French sort of a way.

And they close with a remark of a flamboyantly indiscreet discretion that is seemingly intended as a distinctively French sort of compliment: "A lover of the fair sex, he leaves behind a large family, to which Le Figaro expresses its sympathy".

Perfect for out-of-towners a bout-of-towners aed hout-of-towners ane Baker that's sort of French, sort of soul food.

"We did a much stronger brow and a bold lip for a French sort of feel," he said.

Genre, ( French: "kind" or "sort") a distinctive type or category of literary composition, such as the epic, tragedy, comedy, novel, and short story.

American feminist Margaret Fuller is known to have called Lewes a "witty, French, flippant sort of man".

I've never noticed in the French any sort of reaction to those attitudes.

The label's USP has until now been subtly preppy basics and modishly folksy separates in a French exchange sort of vein, with a bit a of Gallic rock'*'roll thrown in for good measure.

[Editor's note: andouille is a kind of sausage popular in Cajun cooking, and also what a French epicurean sort might idiomatically call you for ordering a dish named the "Slayer".] Updated at 3.10am BST 2.36am BST Cornering Kuma Arrived in Avondale … a distinct neighbourhood feel.

"We will not eat food until the British and French authorities sort out our problems," said Ahmad Khan, a former journalist from Afghanistan and a spokesman for the migrants on hunger strike.

But the Americans laugh off the idea that they need French expertise to sort out Iraq.