Sentence examples for cosmopolitan personality from inspiring English sources
The city's cosmopolitan personality is best experienced among the cafés, bars and vibrant boutiques of Long and Kloof streets and the Cape Quarter.
The Association of Event Organisers (AEO) is strongly opposed to the intended destruction of the Earls Court centre, which for decades has been central to the area's economy and cosmopolitan personality, as well as being a globally-known London brand.
Orbán became an M.P. Fodor, a handsome, cosmopolitan personality, was the most popular figure in Fidesz, but, after a dispute over whether the Party should ally with other liberal groups, he broke away, taking several hundred members with him and leaving Orbán as the head of the Party.
Ms. Child, 90, is the cosmopolitan television personality and Smith-educated wife of a career diplomat who has made her home in places like Paris, Cambridge, Mass., and Santa Barbara, Calif.
For here, surely, was the young Siddhartha Gautama himself: a scholar-sophisticate, a personality both cosmopolitan and ascetic, at large and at home in the world.
Montreal is a cosmopolitan place with its own distinctive multiple personalities and one of my favorite cities.
Emma blogs at emmaisaacs.com, is a sought after keynote speaker and media personality who's been featured in Cosmopolitan, InStyle, and Marie Claire, and is a regular commentator on The Today Show.
A splash of it in Champagne gives new personality to a kir royale, and it's an excellent addition to a cosmopolitan, a margarita, a shot of silver tequila or gin on the rocks.
The NLR represented the avant garde of the intellectual left, with strong European and cosmopolitan orientations, adopting and developing new strands of European Marxism and engaging with a wide range of issues and personalities in the developing nations.
