The best players have huge creative flair.

In addition, she has an artistic flair.

Of course, a cosmopolitan class is hardly new.

Moleskine consumers are cosmopolitan, open minded and cultivated.

London is incomparably more cosmopolitan than Berlin or Frankfurt.

On the one hand, I have flair for such stories, but they do not always work.

Should its parochial interests give way to more cosmopolitan responsibilities?

It is not absurd to speak of a cosmopolitan Sharia.

I'm dobby, a culinary enthusiast with a flair for Local Cuisines in Nigeria and around the globe.

This perfectly matched the stereotype of the rootless cosmopolitan Jewish moneygrubber.

Indeed, prior to Saudi Wahhabi rule in 1932, Mecca was cosmopolitan and open.

After my sister s marriage and birth of her first child, Christmas regained its familial flair and my mother regained her smile.

Multiculturalists are reluctant to endorse this part of the cosmopolitan bargain, but liberals must.

The cosmopolitans tend to be increasingly wealthy, and their wealth helps mark them as cosmopolitan.

It had a new, charismatic president, who was known as an Anglophile and a cosmopolitan spirit.

How will the cosmopolitan class behave as their role in the world economy continues to strengthen?

A modern, advanced and cosmopolitan Caracas, a city seeking to overcome simple problems of urban development.

Merton did not say that the cosmopolitan influentials were influential outside Rovere apparently none of them was.

In a world in which people are organized in national communities, a purely cosmopolitan ideal is unrealistic.

Cosmopolitan influentials, Merton said, tended to hang their success on their general knowledge, whereas locals relied on their friendships and connections. The cosmopolitan influentials were often uninterested in meeting new people in town the locals wanted to know everyone.

There is no spokesperson for the cosmopolitan class, no organization that could be blamed for what is happening.

The cosmopolitan influentials were often uninterested in meeting new people in town the locals wanted to know everyone.

The project has gained the flair of a spectrometry micro laboratory (a technique that uses light to measure concentrations in solutions through interactions of light with matter).

The gaps between the cosmopolitan oil sheiks and the disaffected, disenfranchised, and nearly hopeless remainder of the population widened.

Everywhere, people face the contradiction between centrifugal, cosmopolitan modernity and the centripetal need (or at least nostalgia) for belonging.

The cosmopolitan influential in the town is like the medical specialist the local influential is like the family doctor.

Buenos Aires, Argentina's capital, is traditionally known as a cosmopolitan city, home to a vibrant arts and culture scene.

Open, confident, and cosmopolitan, China connected with the world with ease, adopting new ideas, and projecting its own indigenous creations.

Merton concluded It appears that the cosmopolitan influential has a following because he knows , the local influential because he understands .

Because people and countries can learn that national problems need to be resolved in the context of a cosmopolitan society.

But Europe would thrive on the cosmopolitan dynamism that results from treating immigration as an opportunity rather than as a threat.

Cosmopolitan influentials, Merton said, tended to hang their success on their general knowledge, whereas locals relied on their friendships and connections.

The son of Malaysia s third prime minister and a cousin of the current prime minister, he is widely considered modern, moderate, and cosmopolitan.

Right wing politics, especially when based on ethnic nationalism, are rarely good for minorities, who fare better in a more open, cosmopolitan environment.

One must realize that individuals choose whether to play the role of cosmopolitan or local, and how much to invest in that role.

Perhaps it is accepted resignedly, as the cosmopolitan class is too amorphous and ill defined to be the target of any social movement.

But good leaders today are often caught between their personal cosmopolitan inclinations and their more traditional obligations to the citizens who elected them.

He is young, handsome, smart, inspiring, educated, cosmopolitan, and above all, he promises a radical change from the most unpopular American administration in history.

It was a relief to listen to my student s well articulated opinions and to see in her the hope of a new, cosmopolitan generation.

Today, living and working in cosmopolitan Nairobi, I look back with a mixture of horror and bemusement on my girlhood fascination with female circumcision.

The cosmopolitan influentials tended to take positions in local government that reflected their broad expertise board of health, housing committee, or board of education.

First, it allows us to showcase our Arab filmmakers and voices to one of the most cosmopolitan cities in the world, New York City.

The cosmopolitan influentials tended to take positions in local government that reflected their broad expertise board of health, housing committee, or board of education.

Kazan is the heart of Tatar culture, and the most cosmopolitan city in Russia, its population being made up of over 115 different nationalities.

This new leadership elite is in many ways more cosmopolitan than its predecessors their average level of education is higher a few have foreign degrees.