Sentence examples for new cosmopolitan from inspiring English sources
Cary Carson, a former researcher at the Colonial Williamsburg Foundation, has written: "Today it is the lone survivor in New England of the kind of high-gentry house that introduced to North America new cosmopolitan ideas about domestic living in the last quarter of the 17th century.
He was a mad modern scientist, the face of a new, cosmopolitan South.
The gloom lifted, and a new, cosmopolitan Toronto emerged, concurrent with Jacobs's much welcomed residence.
It was a sign perhaps of the conspicuous consumption to come, and the fact that Mr. Capone represented the new, cosmopolitan Miami facing down the old-boy network.
On Tuesday, however, the four-sided marquee of the new Cosmopolitan casino and resort became a canvas for a scrappier kind of art project.
But they also point to a new cosmopolitan cesspool, where a similar set of worries beset every strata of society, uniting and dividing it along new lines.
The new cosmopolitans who hung around hip precincts such as Brunswick Street in Melbourne and Oxford Street in Sydney might have thought of suburbia as daggy, but Neighbours was a quiet celebration of the Australian suburb at a time when it remained the setting for most people's lives.
President Obama's shifting foreign policy with Cuba has more implications on America's future than the mere importation of famed Cuban cigars and rum as our country becomes a new cosmopolitan-ethnic society ― a society where Latin Americans are the new political, social-economic, and cultural power house.
It is a new, more cosmopolitan Britain, and one the principal royals have worked hard to nurture.
He has also free-lanced for many magazines including The New Yorker, Cosmopolitan, Commentary, and Vanity Fair.
Long talk story about the new RandMcNally Cosmopolitan Wo Atlas, a work that took eight years of research and preparation and expenditure of $450,000.
