Sentence examples for distinctly cosmopolitan from inspiring English sources
Alongside the Shakespeare music, these songs presented a distinctly cosmopolitan Sibelius.
But it is also home to one of Southern California's largest Persian communities and sizable populations of Koreans, Indians and Vietnamese, transforming over the last decade into a distinctly cosmopolitan suburb.
Whatever the analogy, he is one of the organisation's most important figures, a burly, distinctly modern, cosmopolitan 37-year-old man fanatically devoted to a medieval form of Islam.
"Beautiful melodies, angular and complex jazz harmonies, sophisticated word play and a poetic lyricism defined bossa nova as distinctly modern, cool and cosmopolitan".
"For our customers, it means having a close, personal VIP host at The Cosmopolitan," says Evans. "And to us, it means providing a distinctly personalized, boutique level of service, at scale". Currently, four teams are connected to support Rose, which include Guest Services, Concierge, Casino Services and Resort Services.
And surely he is sufficiently crafty to know that a homeopathic dose of Bloombergian opposition might be just what the doctor ordered for vulnerable Democrats in rural districts where the Second Amendment comes first and affection for superrich cosmopolitan art aficionados who divide their time between the Upper East Side of Manhattan and Bermuda is distinctly lacking.
But not so fast: Telemann was an outward-looking cosmopolitan composer, and Mr. Biondi undoubtedly chose him (rather than, say, the more distinctly Germanic Biber) for the breadth of his influence.
Groppi's was once at the heart of cosmopolitan Cairo and was famous for its French pastries; now it is owned by a conservative businessman, and is distinctly down at heel.
