Sentence examples for intrinsically French from inspiring English sources

And she is intrinsically French.

There is an intrinsically French lightness to the decoration, which is more rococo than baroque — and more playful than either of those art forms.

Yet the collection seemed so intrinsically French with its rigor of tailoring sliding over a lithe body; a pencil skirt cut, without a side seam, to caress the curves.

Officially a merchant, Ollivier used his great diplomatic skills and what looks a lot like that intrinsically French "savoir faire" to arrange meetings, persuade bitter enemies and illuminate politicians.

As part of the country's "Year of China" promotion, officials closed Paris' grand avenue, the Champs-Élysées, on Saturday afternoon for a huge parade dominated by a dancing dragon -- the first time the avenue has been taken over by an intrinsically non-French event since German troops marched down it during World War II.

The first casualty, therefore, was the title Vacances Anglaises: these were not now to be English people, but French and therefore not intrinsically laughable.

Ask most French people and they would probably say there is nothing intrinsically wrong in that.

Crowds are intrinsically dangerous.

It's intrinsically important".

Is life intrinsically valuable?

They're intrinsically wrong.