Sentence examples for metropolitan world from inspiring English sources

But he kept reverting to his signature approach, in which he pictured the natural or metropolitan world broken into Cubist patchworks divided by horizontal, vertical and diagonal lines.

The seductive views are utopian in spirit -- a birch-bedazzled pastoral ideal far from the metropolitan world of power and business.

The modern metropolitan world might confuse her a bit (Gemma Jones is so good at being old and confused) – Indians, Pakistanis, Hindus, Muslims, what is the difference?

Taking refuge from a postwar metropolitan world in which culture seemed to be all sold out or worn out, this concentration of talents, struggling to catch up with European and US trends, produced one genius: Roger Hilton.

But these are minor quibbles and Until It's Over reads like lightning and creates a vivid metropolitan world of coincidence and calamity that veers between the naive, the mundane and the sinister.

The films permit us to penetrate both this teeming metropolitan world and also enter the individual life, drawing us in by an attentiveness to sorrows to which we might otherwise fail to attend.

RIDGEFIELD Ballard Park Metropolitan Klezmer, world.

He was an outsider, growing up beyond the metropolitan, courtly world but passionately engaged with it.

Mike marvels at how times have changed for homosexuals in the metropolitan first world: "It is unbelievable, we have made such progress.

These "barbaric" comments, Eagleton wrote, were "not the ramblings of a British National Party thug, but the reflections of the novelist Martin Amis, leading luminary of the English metropolitan literary world".

She wrote in the preface that the book was "an attempt to open up the Metropolitan's world," which she considered as insular as "the Kremlin or the Vatican".