Sentence examples for cosmopolitan emphasis from inspiring English sources
Cosmopolitan emphasis on social bonds rather than nation-states lays the foundation for its view of society ultimately evolving toward harmony and away from conflict.
Freeman also opposes the cosmopolitan emphasis on global justice, asserting that the state is the only sovereign system of politics in our contemporary political environment and thus the site of distributive and other forms of justice [ 33].
Held this year in five separate clubs, all within a tight radius in Greenwich Village, it puts forth a profusion of available talent with an unspoken emphasis on cosmopolitan chic.
For hundreds of years to come, debates in political philosophy would surround the relation between 'temporal' political authority and the 'eternal Church.' But emphasis on the cosmopolitan aspect of the Church waned, despite its ideal of a religious community comprising all humans.
Cosmopolitan, formidable but likeable, directing the emphasis to the human stories beyond the stats or blokeish appreciation of technique.
The Guardian, FT and BBC all provided the positive "UK Gains £20bn from EU migrants" emphasis, as reflects their institutional bias: confident, cosmopolitan, outward-looking.
I argue that there are two reasons why this cosmopolitan frame is more right than a security or charity frame, namely that the emphasis on persons engendered by cosmopolitanism is more fundamental than a morality of states.
I can still hear her voice with its italicized inflections and underlined emphases, which sounded just like the letters she dashed off daily on Cosmopolitan International letterhead in place of the ephemeral e-mails she never sent.
