Sentence examples for cosmopolitan character from inspiring English sources

It has a cosmopolitan character and a transient population.

Its cosmopolitan character befits its origins in an international city.

Tripoli, the capital, lost much of its cosmopolitan character even as it grew.

Nevertheless, zouk continued to be strongly identified with the French Antilles in the early 21st century despite its cosmopolitan character.

Under the Hellenistic Ptolemaic dynasty (332 30 bce), Memphis retained its cosmopolitan character and had a sizable Greek population.

Although there was little social contact between them and the Maltese, the Knights managed to imprint their cosmopolitan character on Malta and its inhabitants.

And these young cosmopolitan characters travel the whole world anyway," he insists.

The upbeat sassiness of its cosmopolitan characters is just one of the treasures of this erotically charged story collection.

East Beirut is almost solidly Christian, West Beirut is predominantly Muslim, and a number of mixed neighbourhoods (notably in the district of Raʾs Bayrūt) are cosmopolitan in character.

The largest towns are cosmopolitan in character, and some are associated with dominant functions: Mecca and Medina are religious, Riyadh is political and administrative, and Jiddah is commercial.

This is intended to stress its cosmopolitan and global character and to disassociate the city from its actual territorial, ethnic, or cultural setting.