Sentence examples for taste for cosmopolitan from inspiring English sources
But it was interesting that Mr. Lagerfeld chose the pastoral over the urban — or, rather, chose to interpret the season's taste for cosmopolitan clothes with genuinely natural shades of linen (for rough-looking tweed jackets and tailored trousers), with innocent clogs (rather than same-old platforms) and with a real display of hand crafts.
Silverstein and Fiske cite "Sex and the City," the television show which grew out of Bushnell's first book, as a setter of trading-up patterns, having disseminated a taste for Cosmopolitans and Manolo Blahniks all across America.
Victor, the bartender, makes a to-die-for cosmopolitan ($8.50).
We must abandon any notion of ourselves as sophisticated cosmopolitan types with a taste for pot au feu and Iberico ham.
So Ms. Glass tried writing a short story for Cosmopolitan.
Laura Brounstein is the Special Projects Director for Cosmopolitan magazine.
Sub-Saharan genomes were also filtered for cosmopolitan admixture as detailed above.
Rather, you would decide that I'm a bookish, cosmopolitan sophisticate, with broad, quirky and unpredictable interests, a taste for literary experimentation, a sense of history, a serious man with a sense of humor and a wide range of sympathies.
Taste for seasoning and serve.
You sacrifice taste for convenience.
