He needs flair. He needs luck.

In addition, she has an artistic flair.

You know honey, you've got quite a flair.

With my detective flair I'll discover some treasure.

For someone who started lying just recently you're showing a real flair.

Cosmopolitan train, this. People of all nations.

He's running the business from the Cosmopolitan.

Of course, a cosmopolitan class is hardly new.

The Cosmopolitan. I'm going to take a suite.

Six skilled leatherworkers crafted 12 Signature handbags with perfect proportions and a timeless flair.

Ooh, where shall we go, Sir Horace? The Cosmopolitan?

You had to have quite a flair for the dramatic, and be really, really quick.

What if it's the final collapse of a filthy liar with no flair or talent?

This gentleman has invited me to a repast at the Cosmopolitan.

Singapore, a cosmopolitan city State with a multiracial and multireligious population, is particularly vulnerable.

Of course we have a fashion house but... there's no cosmopolitan cabinet in it.

And therefore, they are, as a result, more cosmopolitan in many ways than the West.

The cosmopolitan influential in the town is like the medical specialist the local influential is like the family doctor. Merton concluded It appears that the cosmopolitan influential has a following because he knows , the local influential because he understands .

Perhaps it is accepted resignedly, as the cosmopolitan class is too amorphous and ill defined to be the target of any social movement. There is no spokesperson for the cosmopolitan class, no organization that could be blamed for what is happening.

And Paul Cohen argues that the West thinks of itself as probably the most cosmopolitan of all cultures.

27. The German authorities have worked hard to restore the image of a peaceful, liberal, cosmopolitan and democratic Germany.

In our classroom, there were children from all nationalities, yet this diversity did not necessarily lead to a cosmopolitan, egalitarian classroom democracy.

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 best players have huge creative flair. But so do some street ball players who excel in slam dunk theatrics perhaps because they are not tall enough to compete, they make almost nothing.

The liberal policies implemented by Côte d'Ivoire since independence, combined with regional developments during the colonial period, resulted in the emergence of a cosmopolitan population in Côte d'Ivoire.

How will the cosmopolitan class behave as their role in the world economy continues to strengthen? How unfeeling will they come to be about the people who share their neighborhoods?

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. Women also play a somewhat greater role.

It was pointed out that international migration, an important dimension of contemporary globalization, is giving rise to culturally cosmopolitan cities in which urban ethnic spaces are emerging, often in the form of ethnic ghettos.

Core to the advance of democratic participation and the engagement of the international community in that process was the emergence of a cosmopolitan law , in which the division between international and constitutional law had become blurred.

But embracing cosmopolitanism also means that once a society admits new members, those members are obliged to open themselves to their new society. Multiculturalists are reluctant to endorse this part of the cosmopolitan bargain, but liberals must.

You know, back then it was a way to show that you were sophisticated and cosmopolitan if you were a guy and you wanted to impress a girl, you could take her out on a chop suey date.

The international community must therefore come to the rescue of the Saharan people, who were open minded, noble, hard working, cosmopolitan, and respectful of women, and from whom the rest of the Muslim world could draw a good example.

As globalization proceeds, with the help of ever faster communications, faster travel, and more powerful multinational corporations, a new, cosmopolitan social class seems to be emerging. These citizens of the world are developing loyalties to each other that cross national boundaries.

In the twenty first century, the new information age creates opportunities not just to be cosmopolitan in spirit and orientation, but to forge strong connections with other cosmopolitans. The cosmopolitans have shared experiences they are directly communicating with each other across the globe.

Clinton has acknowledged that he could have done more to galvanize the UN and other countries to save lives in Rwanda. But good leaders today are often caught between their personal cosmopolitan inclinations and their more traditional obligations to the citizens who elected them.

Right wing politics, especially when based on ethnic nationalism, are rarely good for minorities, who fare better in a more open, cosmopolitan environment. Jews were among the most ardent supporters of black Americans struggle for civil rights in the 1950 s and 1960 s.

dancers have created a whole global laboratory online for dance, where kids in Japan are taking moves from a YouTube video created in Detroit, building on it within days and releasing a new video, while teenagers in California are taking the Japanese video and remixing it with a Philly flair to create a whole new dance style in itself.

In a world of globalization, however, many people belong to multiple imagined communities. Some local, regional, national, cosmopolitan seem to be arranged as concentric circles, with the strength of identity diminishing with distance from the core but, in a global information age, this ordering has become confused.

What stood out instead was their habitual frame of reference, which was tied to their personal identities. When Merton engaged people in conversation, any topic would remind the cosmopolitan influentials of the world at large, while local influentials were reminded of things in their own town.

Moreover, Israel is painfully aware of the many legitimate interests that Europe has in the region. Instability is a threat to those interests, and with Europe becoming a cosmopolitan continent with a huge Muslim population, the Arab Israeli conflict has, for Europeans, an undeniable domestic dimension as well.

New populist parties garner large numbers of votes simply by frightening people about the supposed horrors of Islam, or of clashing civilizations. For the populists, however, the real enemies perhaps even more nefarious than the immigrants themselves are the cosmopolitan elites who tolerate and even encourage these horrors.

One must realize that individuals choose whether to play the role of cosmopolitan or local, and how much to invest in that role. People make a conscious choice to become either cosmopolitans or locals, depending on their own personal talents and the perceived returns from making the choice.

They are home to most of the hundreds of millions of Chinese who have been lifted out of extreme poverty in just a few decades. Beijing and Shanghai are almost overwhelming in their scale and energy, lined with shimmering skyscrapers, adorned with bright neon lights, and teeming with increasingly cosmopolitan citizens.

In a world in which people are organized in national communities, a purely cosmopolitan ideal is unrealistic. Global income equalization, for example, is not a credible obligation for a national political leader but such a leader could rally followers by saying that more should be done to reduce poverty and disease worldwide.

If Abe and his allies were cosmopolitan in their outlook, with a deep understanding of, or concern for, other countries, the decision to revisit the 1993 apology would indeed be extraordinary. But, as is true of many political leaders, especially on the nationalistic right, they are chauvinistic provincials whose concerns are almost entirely domestic.