Sentence examples for cosmopolitan elite from inspiring English sources

Tea-partiers rage against the cosmopolitan elite.

The A.N.C. has been run by people drawn from the ranks of an urbane, cosmopolitan elite.

As a rugged son of Launceston, the Tasmanian capital, he embodied the soul of Australia, a million miles from the air-kissing cosmopolitan elite of Sydney.

Egypt was thriving economically, but the spoils flowed mostly to a cosmopolitan elite that was out of tune with the street.

chief in a starring role, is the crisis of the European dream — the vision of a continent without borders or divisions, supervised by a benevolent and cosmopolitan elite.

This is one thing, at least, that these English public school educated members of the cosmopolitan elite share with the man in the Thai tuk-tuk.

He channeled ire against the perceived perfidy and corruption of a shadowy world of cosmopolitan elites.

Jefferson's philosophy inspired Andrew Jackson, who led a movement of plain people against the cosmopolitan elites.

In 2016, populism has shattered what remained of this social coherence by removing cosmopolitan elites from governmental power.

Establishment parties were once controlled by globalisation's beneficiaries: capital owners; skilled, educated, and digitally savvy workers; urban and cosmopolitan elites; and unionised white- and blue-collar employees.

For the sons and daughters of wealthy American families and other cosmopolitan elites, it was an adopted home, or at least a stopover on their way to the spas and seaside resorts of Europe.