Examples of 'too french' in a sentence
Meaning of "too french"
too french - This phrase is subjective and can be interpreted in different ways, but it may suggest that something is excessively or stereotypically French in style, taste, or influence
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too french
We are too visible and too French.
Perhaps too French for some.
That would be a little too French.
She was too French to be Ivorian and too black to be French.
The score probably sounded too French.
Far too French as well.
But the last time Kerry ran he was lampooned by Republicans for being too French.
Is just too French.
Besides, that will be the whole thing for me anyway too french.
It sounds too French.
Little too French for me, but you were right.
In other words, they found him too French.
If you find Antoinette too French Revolutionary, you can pick its impish variation Antoinetta.
He thought the choirs were excellent but the music too cold, too French.
Wine is too French for me, milord.
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Not too glory, not too French.
You're too French to understand.
It 's entirely too French.
Too French to be Senegalese, or too Senegalese to be French?
And you make me feel so short . Ooh, actually, that 's a bit too French.
She 's too French.
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