Sentence examples for cosmopolitan heritage from inspiring English sources

Alexandria has abandoned its cosmopolitan heritage and turned its back on the Mediterranean to embrace Egypt and the Middle East.

After leaving Occidental College in 1981 and transferring to Columbia, where he majored in political science, Obama went through a period of soul-searching, during which he struggled to assimilate the various elements of his cosmopolitan heritage.

Our data demonstrate that Thoroughbred foundation mares were of cosmopolitan European heritage, with contributions from British and Irish Native and Oriental horses.

Instead, we show that Thoroughbred foundation mares had a cosmopolitan European heritage with a far greater contribution from British and Irish Native mares than previously recognized.

The city, with its mixed population and European influence (seen particularly in its architecture and its French Creole heritage), is notably cosmopolitan.

But Father Ibrahim has been one of the city's peacemakers and he has continued calling for restraint even after losing his treasures.For people who care about ancient book collections that tell a rich cultural story, the act of arson immediately recalled an even greater assault on the written heritage of a cosmopolitan city: the destruction of the Sarajevo library in August 1992.

Ramadan in Dubai is a unique and different experience due to the fact that people from different parts of the world live and bring their own cultural heritage to this cosmopolitan city.

Thiam's Dakar is a cosmopolitan city that negotiates its colonial heritage, for good and bad, with its desire for modernity and relevance.

Barcelona Spain - With its cosmopolitan atmosphere, rich historic and artistic heritage, sunny beaches, and raucous nightlife, it's no wonder that Barcelona is near the top of the list.

Claiming that antiquities are "global heritage" that should be in cosmopolitan museums is problematic, and Zahi Hawass's faults don't justify those claims.

Most pieces start with a little travelogue, invariably describing a "city of contrasts" which is vibrant, cosmopolitan, and possibly "boasting a rich cultural heritage".