| Provence, a region of varied landscapes swept by the Mistral wine, is famous for the conviviality and delicatesse of its sun-kissed rosé wine. |
| It is these old men in their restrained conviviality for whom she has a particular tendresse. |
| Yet the clearly exhausted and jet-lagged international best-selling author radiates conviviality. |
| Facing the dark open sea and silent of traffic, the village at night is a bubble of conviviality. |
| Life is given to us not for domination or self-centeredness, but for sharing, thankfulness, conviviality and joy. |
| Breaking bread together is communion, community, the conviviality of friendship. |
