Sentence examples for cosmopolitan guide from inspiring English sources

It may have to use multicultural, democratic America as its cosmopolitan guide.

Around the same time she appeared with a stratospherically teased coif on the cover of a Cosmopolitan beauty guide, she broke her ribs in a boxing match with Sparkle Lee, an amateur referee.

Rawls's law of peoples will be international, not cosmopolitan: it will guide a liberal society in its interactions with other societies, both liberal and non-liberal.

Ms. Massa, whose book has been featured in Elle and Cosmopolitan, released her new guide to the lovelorn in June.

Their 'Daytrips' section reads just like a hip guide to cosmopolitan cities, except with more pram-awareness; each of the three buggies in that range is designed with a different parent in mind: the Gecko has "minimalist design, bringing the pushchair back to its essence", the Chameleon "lets you take the road less travelled", while the Bee is for "parents who live on the fly".

Kabul, a city that the travel guides once considered cosmopolitan, was deemed a place of special wickedness by the Taliban.

Beneath the cosmopolitan swagger and japery, "The Vice Guide to Everything" has the same remedial bent as most other MTV fare.

Contribute with Guardian Witness Guardian Travel is producing a city guide to South Africa's buzzing cosmopolitan city Durban – and we need your help to do it.

To soothe the panic of those travelling with ravenous children, here is a guide to the healthy and cosmopolitan cuisine of Epcot.

Personal Service: Cosmopolitan, Joanna Coles, Editor in Chief ("Your Cosmo Guide to Contraception").

Amanda Statham is travel editor of Cosmopolitan and You & Your Wedding magazines A potted guide to pitching: - Keep it short - no travel editor has half an hour to wade through 10 pages of pitch.