Sentence examples for multicultural capital from inspiring English sources

Today, though still Catholic in name and ethos, the school embraces the whole range of ethnic and religious backgrounds that make up a multicultural capital city.

There may be a few non-racists in our multicultural capital, but otherwise we're a nation of foul-mouthed, self-centred, opportunistic thieves and scoundrels.

But the beauty of Malaysia is that somehow two worlds manage a fragile coexistence, from the delightfully decadent nightlife of the multicultural capital to the more traditional and conservative but welcoming east coast.

I chose to hide away in Suriname, South America's smallest nation, where a mosque and synagogue in the multicultural capital, Paramaribo, are longtime peaceful neighbors, and where more than 80percentt of the country is covered in dense Amazonian foliage.

He has made explicit no particular vision of London; the previous mayor was vociferous in his enthusiasm for a multicultural capital and his glee at finance-driven London's transformation into a de facto city-state increasingly detached from the rest of Britain ("a Singapore of the West", in Mr Livingstone's words).

That's true of the clothes, but also of the men wearing them: while casting is some way from an accurate reflection of the multicultural capital, there are many designers who should be applauded for a diversity of models that goes beyond mere tokenism.

Not everyone views the Brexit vote as primarily a regional revolt against we smug gits of the "metropolitan elite", but with Ukip attitudes more of a threat to the PM than the Labour Party in parliament is, you can imagine why she might not wish to risk being portrayed as favouring the voracious, multicultural, remain-stay capital.

"We are determined to make 2017 the most successful World Championships there has ever been and we look forward to welcoming athletes and fans from the world over to our vibrant, multicultural, sports-mad capital".

He wanted power, the capital of multicultural difference".

Heritage and huge meals have been an inseparable duo in Penang since 2008 when George Town (with Melaka) received its UNESCO listing, and more visitors started to appreciate the state capital's multicultural mix of cuisines and architecture.

The series chronicles the lives of local residents in a multicultural community in the capital Khartoum.