He was innately cosmopolitan, a natural stylist and a bit of a sponge, swift to absorb and make his own the best of both the past and the present.
Economic analysis is itself value-free, but in practice it encourages a cosmopolitan interest in natural equality.
(The Masons play the same role for Mussolini that the Jews did for Hitler: the cosmopolitan force interrupting the natural harmony between the people and their home, the blood and the birthplace).
But it was interesting that Mr. Lagerfeld chose the pastoral over the urban — or, rather, chose to interpret the season's taste for cosmopolitan clothes with genuinely natural shades of linen (for rough-looking tweed jackets and tailored trousers), with innocent clogs (rather than same-old platforms) and with a real display of hand crafts.
While many of its famous sites and attractions date back a millennium or two, Jordan's capital, Amman, balances more modern elements that add a cosmopolitan flair to the natural beauty of this traditional kingdom.
Sally was naturally cosmopolitan.
Joanna Coles, Marie Claire's former editor in chief, who recently moved over to run Cosmopolitan, said it was a natural partnership.
Still, there are two factors that do sometimes push modern natural law theory in a cosmopolitan direction.
"That's why going global feels so natural for us: consumers are increasingly cosmopolitan, socially aware, and tech-native – everything Lemonade was built to be".
Potential mechanisms that may help maintain cosmopolitan distributions in Oncholaimids include water-column processes, natural rafts (vegetation masses, sea ice, marine snow) or anthropogenic transport.
