Sentence examples for internationality from inspiring English sources

From the time of the Avignon papacy (1309 77), the question of the lack of internationality in the College of Cardinals became an increasingly important one; a reform under Sixtus V (1585 90) attempted to provide for it.

It's a statement of the internationality of our world.

"One is to be part of internationality and the other is to be grounded in the tradition of the local," he said.

Now, adding some internationality to the often dull uniformity of American blockbusters is no bad thing, but these decisions aren't led by creative impulses.

This experience is too often relegated to non-English speakers, but translations to English are just as important, especially with the insularity that many English speakers have, trusting as we do to the internationality of our language standing head and shoulders above the rest.

He helped form and sustain PEN, where an internationality of writers would come together and think the world, and fight for and protect each other's freedom to write and freedom to read.

The Nobel prize has one of the worst gender ratios in any major literary award, which is troubling given that its internationality means that it is viewed as the most prestigious literary award around.