cosmopolitan

During what would turn out to be a 12-year stint in office, Ferré transformed Miami from a one-trick tourist destination into a thriving cosmopolitan city by fostering high-rise construction and opening the city’s ports to international business.

Adams carried most of the city’s neighborhoods outside its cosmopolitan core.

Its cosmopolitan hippies and surfers and acid burnouts still exist, but they share a state with millions of people who are more rural, more conservative, more rugged.

At the same time, though, where Bush was incurious and parochial, Obama was intellectual and cosmopolitan.

Compared with those settlements, Salisbury was cosmopolitan.

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The Levant is already a far cry from the cosmopolitan melting pot it once was.

He is deeply rooted in a heartfelt and learned cosmopolitan spiritualism.

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He was mentally so cosmopolitan, so much at ease in the world, that here in London he readily found himself at home indeed.

As he spoke he gesticulated slightly, and no second glance was needed to realise that he was a thorough-going cosmopolitan.

In certain moods he possessed that dash and devil-may-care air which pleases most women, providing the man is a cosmopolitan.

He was a marvellously alert man, an unusually good linguist, and a cosmopolitan to his finger-tips.

No second glance at Fetherston was needed to ascertain that he was a most thorough-going cosmopolitan.