Sentence examples for cosmopolitan characteristics from inspiring English sources
Lagos, the commercial capital city of Nigeria, has cosmopolitan characteristics.
The aim of the present study was to determine the prevalence and severity of depression among Ghanaian infertile women in relation to duration of infertility and other socio-demographic characteristics in a cosmopolitan Ghanaian setting.
That ecumenical gesture is characteristic of the Stetties' cosmopolitan fervor, which extended to an active interest in the Harlem Renaissance, through their friend the critic, photographer, and patron Carl Van Vechten.
But it has already become part of Hong Kong's marketing pitch: a cosmopolitan city, with Western flavor as well as Chinese characteristics.
"The start-up scene in Hong Kong displays a few of the characteristics of Silicon Valley, such as the appetite for risk, the cosmopolitan nature of teams and the availability of financing," says Blondeau.
Hartmann's art was ornate, figurative and deeply Russian: characteristics seemingly at odds with Kandinsky's vibrant geometric abstractions and cosmopolitan air.
We analyzed isolates of a cosmopolitan marine fungus from diverse beaches in the Gulf of Mexico exhibiting differential biotic and abiotic characteristics (i.e., freshwater input and species composition); therefore, local adaptation signals are a reasonable result.
Thompson finds Ripley cosmopolitan.
