Good thing Quote by Peter Murphy

“I had come to the conclusion that I must really be French, only no one had ever informed me of this fact. I loved…

— Julia Child

“It's one of the things I like about being in France, it brings out the best in me, and always surprises me-and even when…

— Mark Greenside

“In essence, France no longer existed. It existed only in the hatred of the French for one another.”

— Raymond Aron

“Like a Frenchman, far from home, catching a whiff of Gauloise.”

— Stephen Fry

“... No one ever truly conquers the French.”

— Vivian LeMay

“France? Eugh. It’s so…full of the French,” she said. “I can’t stand it. The language, the culture, the wine, the food. All dreadful.” She…

— Debbie McGowan

“(Note: Extreme sensibility of the French sometimes makes them difficult to deal with.)”

— E.M. Delafield

“Could anything possibly be more humorous than believing in the depth or in the depravity of the Parisian character?”

— Stendhal

“The French have such an attractive civilization, dedicated to calm pleasures and general tolerance, and their taste in every domain is so sharp, so…

— Edmund White

“Apparently foreigners were not welcome, or Parisians thought they were superior to all other peoples of the earth. I”

— Paulo Coelho

“The French are never serious. They juggle with principles, make fun of difficulties and have been walking the tightrope of virtuosity for ten centuries.…

— Maurice Dekobra

“The tastes of France are changing and we are the last of the banquet.”

— Jonathan Grimwood