Sentences with phrase «francophiles who»

A little different take from other blogs about Paris, since all I've ever seen are love stories about Paris from Francophiles who are like in a dream state and enamored with anything French.

But their thunder is stolen by Mr. DiCaprio whose man - child face seems to actually work in the role of Candie, a racist Francophile who doesn't seem to know that Alexandre Dumas was black.

It's brimming with imaginative grace notes — a horse that curtsies when it's introduced; a francophile who doesn't know any French — and freewheeling performances, not to mention a killer soundtrack that, like the movie itself, blends retro with modern.

As a Francophile who welcomes any excuse for a summertime celebration, le quatorze juillet is one of my favorite holidays.

Not exact matches

So I plead guilty to being unduly influenced by French Catholic thought and by Americans who has been particularly open to French Catholic influence, such as Percy but also the American Catholic agent for today's French Catholic political thinkers in America, Dan Mahoney, and the American Mormon Thomist dissident Straussian Francophile Ralph Hancock.

One role you'd expect: nerdy, awkward, virgin teenager Nick Twisp, who meets what he feels is the love of his life, a smart, pretty Francophile named Sheeni Saunders (Doubleday, 18), while on a mini vacation at a trailer park in Ukiah, California.

Jennifer Merin: Paris Can Wait is a rich repast for Francophiles and foodies, and women who are hungry for more romance in their marriages.

Peter Mayle's latest irresistible tale is sure to tantalize the legions of Francophiles and armchair travelers who have flocked to his earlier best - selling books.

The Sprüth Magers (London, Berlin) booth was designed as an imagined French collector's home, but works went to foreigners who perhaps have Francophile tastes in aesthetics.

I do not think of myself as a Francophile, I do think of myself as someone who, over the last few years, has had the opportunity to study France and her culture - one who has seen and learned some of the differences between French and Americans.