Sentence examples for cosmopolitan thinking from inspiring English sources

Steinmeier was implying that the villa could become an outpost of cosmopolitan thinking as nativism overtakes both America and Europe.

Two weeks ago Theresa May made a statement that, for many, trampled on 200 years of enlightenment and cosmopolitan thinking: "If you are a citizen of the world, you are a citizen of nowhere".

In fact, a good deal of the struggle is over something that has long troubled traditional societies: the invasion of their cultures by powerful outside influences, forces like social mobility and cosmopolitan thinking that can undermine the authority of clans and religious elders, kings and dictators.

As we become more entrepreneurial, global and cosmopolitan in thinking rather than aristocratic by heritage, we dare more into the realm of firms like Google, Tesla, Amazon and Apple.

Born in Detroit in 1932, Mr. Byars came of age in the 1950's, a decade in which the cosmopolitan alternative thinking of the 1960's was in development.

It is rootless, it is cosmopolitan, and it is free thinking.

When Hearst, which owns the National Magazine Company in the UK and publishes Cosmopolitan, Good Housekeeping and Esquire, started thinking a year ago about its new Food Network Magazine, just launched in the US – a joint venture with the eponymous cable channel – the credit crunch had not degenerated into recession.

Mingling with other cosmopolitans on multiple continents may fool them into thinking that the world consists largely of people like themselves.

She said, "I'm thinking, Sarah Jessica Parker could have done that with the cosmopolitan!

"I'm thinking, I'm going to go to such a cosmopolitan place to scavenge through trash heaps?" she recalled.

In our department at Princeton, we believe African American Studies plays a significant role in producing cosmopolitan people who are capable of not only encountering difference but thinking about the difference in very sophisticated ways.