Sentence examples for is a globalised from inspiring English sources
"This is a globalised era.
It is a globalised novel for a globalised world".
This is a globalised world, and we can't pretend it isn't.
Ballet is a globalised industry, employing thousands, and those who run it live in the real world.
But according to Gailene Stock, searching out the most talented students worldwide is only sensible, given that ballet is a globalised business.
It was also something I had been thinking about in making the film: how do we convey to viewers the risks and the dangers when they are watching someone who is a globalised star.
It's a globalised world; we can't expect to be left untouched".
Slumdog Millionaire was described as being a globalised movie thanks to its meshing of western and eastern forms and locations, styles and sounds.
It is a mystifying globalised experience.
Blending styles from two continents (three if you count hip-hop), Afrobeats is a modern, globalised music genre with distinctive African roots.
Yet today's France is a highly globalised country with a special genius for exporting services (those same factories often end up moving, too).In one respect, Mr Miliband's speech was eminently continental.
