- that "Word is marvelous. It's like a
Mozart or Edison,
whose occasional gaucherie we
excuse because of his
great gifts". Compute! in 1989
stated that Word...
-
financier of the 18th century. He was the son of
Marguerite Baudry de La
Gaucherie and
Georges Nicolas Baudard de Vaudésir (cousin of
Louis Baudard de Fontaine)...
- his friends. Alan
Watkins observed in 1991 that his "brusqueness, his
gaucherie, his lack of
small or
indeed any talk, his
sheer bad manners" were among...
-
March 2011 "Les exécutants
devront imiter le jeu d'un débutant et sa
gaucherie." "Complete full score" (PDF). Paris:
Durand & Cie.
Archived (PDF) from...
-
Times wrote that she "brings a
freshness and a
touching sort of
natural gaucherie to the role of the girl."
Goldoni later co-starred on the
episodes "Fair...
- in its role as a feed line for his
repartee portraying his
invincible gaucherie." He
comments on the
distancing effect of the
Latin source and the first...
-
possibly offensive in French).
gauche lit. "left". Clumsy, tactless.
gaucherie boorishness, clumsiness.
gendarme a
member of the gendarmerie; colloquially...
- Near East and Mediterranean, and
Nancy Sandars finds the
style shows "a
gaucherie that
betrays the
artist working in a way that is uncongenial, too much...
- Near East and Mediterranean, and
Nancy Sandars finds the
style shows "a
gaucherie that
betrays the
artist working in a way that is uncongenial, too much...
- extreme. To
relieve her, the
august Princess said, 'My niece.
After such a
gaucherie the
culprit should kiss the floor.' This Mme
Elizabeth hastened to do...
