Sentence examples for cosmopolitan heart from inspiring English sources

Part of the intention was to improve security in the city's worst areas, but Bukele also said that he wanted Salvadorans to be able to boast that their city – like New York, like Paris – was a city of lights, the cosmopolitan heart of a country, a city brimming with potential.

Roma is the cosmopolitan heart of this ancient, yet very modern country, but Firenze is its soul.

And against this antiquated backdrop, the city's cosmopolitan heart races amid Michelin starred restaurants, trendy hotels, chic cocktail bars and record stores that look straight out of Greenwich Village.

In gleefully playing the role of Global Proprietor/Provocateur, Old Media invariably elides the very pulse of China's achy, breaky cosmopolitan heart -- the sputtering, blustery, insecure, irrepressible, burgeoning middle and upper-middle class.

At once thoroughly cosmopolitan yet at heart consummately Japanese, Ando's universally grounded architecture suggests that globalization need not equate with cultural homogenization.

Groppi's was once at the heart of cosmopolitan Cairo and was famous for its French pastries; now it is owned by a conservative businessman, and is distinctly down at heel.

In the busy heart of cosmopolitan Paris – established with a superbly invigorating, uncliched montage over the opening credits – Grégoire Canvel (Louis-Do de Lencquesaing) is a film producer: a handsome man in early middle age forever on the move, talking incessantly on his mobile, juggling projects, delegating, problem-solving.

The movie „Großstadt – Stadt der Großen" (Big City – A town for grownups), which was shot by the „Gesunde-Städte-Projekt" (healthy cities project), points out where, from the childrens point of view, the problems of city of Munich ("The Cosmopolitan City with a Heart") are hidden.

I am, at heart, a cosmopolitan.

And despite Turkish raids and arrests of suspected hardline militants, the group is still murdering critics, staging terrorist attacks in the heart of cosmopolitan Istanbul and lobbing deadly Katyusha rockets at Kilis, a Turkish border town an hour's drive from Gaziantep that now hosts more Syrians than Turks. .

The Obama campaign raised it to an art form, convincing voters that by merely supporting his candidacy, they were proving themselves cosmopolitan and young-at-heart, multicultural and hip.