Sentence examples for cosmopolitan range from inspiring English sources

And the cosmopolitan range of food brought to parties is great.

What comes strongest off it, instead, is a cosmopolitan range of reference.

Native to Eurasia, it now has a nearly cosmopolitan range and is occasionally cultivated as an ornamental.

Additional molecular studies are needed in order to assess the distribution of species (and potential for cosmopolitan ranges) in other nematode orders.

But the Cosmopolitan dairy range failed.

Cosmopolitan entrees range from salade nicoise to spaghetti, but hearty Swiss specialties like perch fillets in butter sauce or grilled schubling sausage with rosti (hash-brown potatoes) are the major attractions.

In fact, T. rotula lineage 3 had a cosmopolitan distribution ranging from the Mediterranean Sea and the N. Atlantic to the N. Pacific.

However, most reports of cosmopolitan distributional ranges of marine invertebrate species after application of molecular methods turned out to be the result of an over-conservative taxonomy [ 17- 19].

The sculpture collection, which includes both modern and contemporary works, is cosmopolitan in flavor, ranging from Mr. Dine's whimsical treatment of Pinocchio in "Big White Gloves, Big Four Wheels" to the mysterious, egglike form of the Japanese sculptor Kan Yasudas's "Door of Return".

The plant is a cosmopolitan generalist whose native range is considered to be Europe and the Middle Asian mountain system [34].

Paul bases her far-reaching conclusions on the slimmest of demographic bases (she interviewed sixty young divorced people around the country) and has compiled her book largely by stringing together quotes from a smorgasbord of books and articles (ranging from Cosmopolitan to Gertrude Himmelfarb's "One Nation, Two Cultures").