Sentence examples for tout ensemble from inspiring English sources
noun
The overall appearance or impression.
The picture in question was a photograph, published on the cover of Le Nouvel Observateur, the center-left newsweekly, of Simone de Beauvoir, philosopher and feminist, seen tout ensemble, and from the rear.
However, unlike Poincaré, he disregards the problem of predicative definitions: for him all paradoxes of set theory derive from viewing the proposition that every denumerable set is effectively enumerable ("Tout ensemble dénombrable est effectivement énumérable") as evident, which is false.
Many local commissions adopt specific guidelines for the "tout ensemble" of each neighborhood, although some smaller commissions rely on the Secretary of Interior Standards.
The tout ensemble (entire design) has a pleasing effect to a connoisseur, but the touches of the [en]graver are too delicate, and there is a want of that boldness of execution which is necessary to durability and currency.
Ali Catterall 10.35pm, BBC1 Tonight's Guests include Quentin Tarantino and Kurt Russell, touting their ensemble western The Hateful Eight.
Subsequent movies included the well-received romantic comedies Hors de prix (2006; Priceless) and Ensemble, c'est tout (2007; Hunting and Gathering).
They still number the Comtesse de la Falaise, ex-sister-in-law to Gloria Swanson; the Comtesse Boisrevain, the beautiful Bianca Mosca (Schiaparelli's cousin), and the American Bettina Jones, whose saintlike skeleton and pale marble locks are now regarded by tout Paris as a fantastic ensemble permanent to the house's collection.
Three music veterans with a noted ensemble brand name recruit two touted rookies for a new group lineup.
Tout cela devenu, sans crier gare, un journal sans continuité, un ensemble de récits sans personnages bien définis, un autoportrait sans visage unique.
