Sentence examples for such a cosmopolitan from inspiring English sources

FOR inhabitants of such a cosmopolitan city, New Yorkers are remarkably resistant to change.

London is such a cosmopolitan city, so there's people from all over the world.

What is unusual is to come across such a cosmopolitan enterprise on the East End of Long Island.

"I'm thinking, I'm going to go to such a cosmopolitan place to scavenge through trash heaps?" she recalled.

It is such a cosmopolitan international city and there is a huge array of talent you can access – and that's the most important thing for Google when building its teams outside the US.

No MP has such a cosmopolitan and international background - his mother is Dutch, his father half Russian, his wife Spanish.

Everybody we met at Purdue was so warm and welcoming, and the whole place had such a modern, cosmopolitan vibe.

It was surprising to find such a vast, cosmopolitan city exhibiting such unanimous civic pride; it was as if a small town's high-school football team had won the state championship.

It did not occur to me there could be people living in such a smart, cosmopolitan city as New York who could not imagine the barbed wire of my rural childhood.

London is such a vibrant, cosmopolitan city that it's useful, if not essential, to have a source in the know to tell you what's going on since exhibitions are changing all the time.

He would doubtless have relished the paradox that such an urbane, cosmopolitan figure is now the front for a regime that in essence owes its power to a feudal monarchy.