Examples of 'enfant terrible' in a sentence
Meaning of "enfant terrible"
enfant terrible - This French phrase is used in English to describe a young individual who behaves in a rebellious, unconventional, and often shocking manner
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- An unconventional badly-behaved person who causes embarrassment or shock to others.
- An unusually successful person who is strikingly unorthodox, innovative, and/or avant-garde.
- A wild child.
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Keynes was the enfant terrible of economic science.
Enfant terrible of the new world of business.
She is the glorious enfant terrible of magic.
Howe was horrified but powerless to restrain his enfant terrible.
I am not such an enfant terrible as to torture you here.
Gaultier feels too old to be an enfant terrible.
Release the enfant terrible who sleep in you.
I am gonna pay a visit to our enfant terrible.
You can not be the enfant terrible when you have the enfant at home.
He already had a reputation as an enfant terrible.
He was the typical enfant terrible of Indian cinema.
His contemporaries largely consider him as a cult figure and an enfant terrible.
This is our enfant terrible.
France is the spearhead of Tradition but can sometimes be an enfant terrible.
He is the enfant terrible of Hollywood.
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It is a feeling of the enfant terrible.
The enfant terrible of rap grew up and reached the top of the French charts.
In this intellectual portrait of the enfant terrible of the Frankfurt.
Enfant terrible of Dutch Design plays hide and seek.
It is true that the enfant terrible of Bordeaux loves provocation.
Mum sent me to study in America as I was an enfant terrible.
McQueen was called by the critics an enfant terrible and a hooligan of English fashion.
Followmister gaultier on Instagram Profile of the enfant terrible.
Benny Morris is the enfant terrible of Israeli academia.
New York Magazine called her the enfant terrible.
Of the enfant terrible DISCOVER.
Instead, she had become an enfant terrible.
The heart of enfant terrible yielded to young American footballer Chester Castellaw.
He does not mind being called rude, enfant terrible or genius.
The enfant terrible of franco-pacific cuisine.
In societies practicing circumcision and / or excision, the enfant terrible is also characterized as uncircumcised.
The enfant terrible of non-fiction German literature is back.
I just got back as I was an enfant terrible Mum sent me to study in America.
In Scandinavia, he is known as an academic enfant terrible.
He was known as the enfant terrible of New German Cinema.
The EU can not remain in a babysitter role ; that of an enfant terrible.
He has an aura of enfant terrible and at the same time he 's palatable.
He went to class and soon became Harvard 's enfant terrible of modernism.
Polish coal, enfant terrible of the EU climate policy.
Considered a highly inventive architect, she is defined as the enfant terrible of Spanish architecture.
The enfant terrible of the toy world!
The French cinema 's enfant terrible refused.
One of the most daring avantgarde films of the 70s by the Yugoslavian enfant terrible.
Stella McCartney works for him, as does enfant terrible designer Alexander McQueen.
I mean he 's, I think, enjoyed sometimes fencing under the cloak of enfant terrible.
He has been called " the enfant terrible of the New York press.
That kind of full-frontal opposition helped to make Toury the enfant terrible of his day.
Nicknamed " the enfant terrible of fashion " by the.
Considered a highly inventive architect, Enric is defined as the enfant terrible of Spanish architecture.
Jean Luc-Godard - enfant terrible of the French new wave of cricketers.
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Keynes was the enfant terrible of economic science
Enfant terrible of the new world of business
She is the glorious enfant terrible of magic
