Sentence examples for like a cosmopolitan from inspiring English sources

Belfast now feels like a cosmopolitan city, but it is still a segregated one.

It serves Italian cuisine and cocktails, like a Cosmopolitan (500 rupees).

Mensch lavishes so much care on Dina's exterior there is nothing left for her inner life which reads like a Cosmopolitan advertorial.

Rarely do I really like to hang around hotels, but like a cosmopolitan version of an all-inclusive Caribbean resort (the kind you swear to resent but wind up in a codependent relationship with), the Ace kept me in its warm, value-added embrace longer than I thought possible.

In the fifties, I had, if you like, quite a cosmopolitan life and education.

Those barbecue staples - sausages, chops, burgers, etc - still get top billing from most people, but since I like to take a cosmopolitan approach in my day-to-day shopping and cooking, making the most of global recipes and ingredients, I try to do the same when preparing to eat in the great outdoors.

Which of course would correlate with "not being a racist piece of shit" and "wanting to work in a cosmopolitan environment" (like a university campus, for example).

From the point of view of a cosmopolitan like myself that's a terrific thing.