Sentence examples for not francophone from inspiring English sources

A CBC story published Thursday mentions a Francophone woman, but Gilchrist said the woman who shielded herself was not Francophone.

I'm broke, my hours at my shitty receptionist job keep getting cut, and I can't get another one because I'm not Francophone enough.

She keeps derisively calling him "Québécois", even though Max keeps telling her he is not from Francophone Canada.

This accomplished synth-pop record by Parisian Héloïse Letissier has been released in various guises, not least its Francophone debut of 2014.

He was the son of a diesel mechanic in the port of Antwerp, Frans Tindemans, and his wife, Margaret (nee Vercruyssen), in a society where politicians are not only either francophone or Flemish, but also either Freemasons or Catholics – traditionally alternating in office; he was definitely in the latter camp.

Until recently, undergraduate nutrition training was not common in francophone countries of West Africa, partly because nutrition had not been an autonomous university discipline in the French academic system.

But this isn't only a francophone thing: this made the rounds in 160 countries, in 22 languages at least.

One interviewee said that 'the Indians have not yet understood the Francophone market, which is good for me'.

The fact that the Canucks do not have too many francophones alters the sense of pride Quebecers may have for them.

The Francophone connection was not, in itself, a satisfying conclusion.

When most of the terrorists were of Moroccan descent and many were from a few neighborhoods, why would Meserole and McCants ask how France was different from England, or Belgium from Denmark? Meserole had compared the number of Moroccan immigrants in each European country to the number of the country's jihadi recruits, and he found that it did not bear out excluding the Francophone connection.