Sentence examples for one cosmopolitan from inspiring English sources

Similarly, many neighborhoods of Seoul, the country's one cosmopolitan city, have developed strong regional characters.

Mario Vargas Llosa's immense resources as a novelist are energetically applied to the surface of this tale of obsessive love - quick scene changes from one cosmopolitan location to another, lightning sketches of Peruvian political history, a bustling cast of eccentrics and revolutionaries, literary allusions galore - but the love story itself never develops a convincing heartbeat.

For a focal African genome within a particular window, the method compares this genome against a cosmopolitan reference panel and assesses whether its genetic distance to this reference panel is on the level expected for a sub-Saharan genome or if instead this resembles a comparison of one cosmopolitan genome against others (indicating admixture).

The singer Mayra Andrade was one cosmopolitan paradigm.

"He believes in desert culture, even though the desert has no culture," one cosmopolitan resident of Libya's capital, Tripoli, told me.

Impeccably turned out in a chic black pantsuit and Hermès scarf, she wears her cultivated European sophistication like body armor and sprinkles her dialogue with evidence of a career spent hopping from one cosmopolitan destination to the next.

Deeply offended by the sexually explicit magazine covers spreading across newsstands, a watchdog group called Morality in Media last month pressed the Kroger supermarket chain to conceal explicit cover lines like this one on Cosmopolitan: "Sex Tricks Only Cosmo Would Know: 20 Earth-Quaking Moves That Will Make Him Plead for Mercy -- and Beg for More".

This erects an unhelpful wall between communitarian values on the one hand and cosmopolitan ones on the other, plonking the Labour Party, its "natural" voters, history and tradition squarely on the side of the former.

New customers take a quiz — modeled on the ones in Cosmopolitan magazine that Ms. Lam fondly remembers filling out in high school — to collect the information needed to fit the bra properly.

One cranberry Cosmopolitan, please.

In museum shows, scholarly books and MTV dance marathons, not to mention tourism promotions, individual cities are being recast as the neighborhoods of one vast cosmopolitan condition.