Sentence examples for worldly opportunity from inspiring English sources

The cost of that covenant to women — the suppression of worldly opportunity — has been thoroughly told.

He is smart and worldly, and he sees an opportunity few in Detroit, Stuttgart or Toyota City have yet to spot.

As for me, I think rare opportunities to sample worldly cuisines shouldn't be passed over.

With tastes growing more sophisticated and worldly, foreign book publishers have leapt at the opportunity to attract new readers among China's growing middle class.

Most of the articles we've printed over the past 20 years have been closer to the truth or, anyway, a version of it recognizable to our worldly readership: John Updike on the American libido, Joseph Heller on culinary opportunities in wartime Rome, George H.W. Bush on the pangs of giving up Air Force One.

Expo 98, the fair held in Lisbon last year to mark the 500th anniversary of Vasco da Gama's voyage to India, offered a splendid opportunity for the Portuguese to display a new sense of confidence as worldly Europeans.

Rarely have we been afforded the opportunity to work with individuals that have a combination of sharp intellect, worldly experience and steadfast humanity that emanates from the core of who they are.

Hard work in the process is needed though (and quite a lot if you have big "worldly" dreams involving communities, equal access to education, economic-social and environmental sustainable growth opportunities and inclusive development for all).

The opportunity to start over reawakens the belief that I can become someone else -- an organized, thrifty, wise, elegant, worldly traveler, rather than the disorganized, frumpy, overpacked and harried traveler that I am.

And since communication is a legit skill for practically any job, with such a worldly, albeit virtual, education, you'll be prepared to note threads on a more international scale, and have job opportunities around the world once you "graduate".

How worldly?