Sentence examples for liberal cosmopolitan from inspiring English sources

Many Varsovians are as liberal, cosmopolitan and agnostic as Londoners or New Yorkers.

They've seen that future in places like liberal, cosmopolitan New York, where two in five pregnancies end in abortion.

If you thought that, though, you would be a liberal cosmopolitan idealist, and Huntington would have no use for you.

He purports to lead a modern, liberal, cosmopolitan government – all mainstream politicians now tend to call themselves "progressive".

When Franklin Roosevelt died, in 1945, Mann sensed that the liberal, cosmopolitan America that had welcomed him might not survive.

It is about whether we are seen as a liberal cosmopolitan party that does not regard as intolerable people that care about issues of immigration or race.

Being about the only professor at a liberal, tolerant, cosmopolitan Western university who is known to be a practicing Catholic — baptized at the age of two weeks — I have been asked frequently in recent times about what I think will happen to the church in the light of Pope Benedict's resignation.

For MacIntyre, we find meaning for our lives through what he calls traditional "narratives"; modes of thought that help us to reason and make moral judgements, and so we are not as free to reason or act as liberal cosmopolitans believe (2007: 205).

Many of those who remember pre-war Sarajevo say the Hadzihalilovics represent the city that was--a tolerant, cosmopolitan and liberal place with a sense of humor.

Our scientific capability, and liberal and cosmopolitan culture, will be further endangered.

The Istanbul-leaning faction argued for a broad interpretation of this clause, saying that the community's original liberal and cosmopolitan atmosphere had been compromised.