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They were thus incompatible with politeness, which was allied with the metropolitan and cosmopolitan and the pursuit of a general culture.
However, human ascariasis is cosmopolitan, with infection occurring in both temperate and tropical environments.
I have repeatedly emphasized that the yuppies see and present themselves as cosmopolitan business professionals.
They index participation in the community, in this case cosmopolitan psychiatry, that coopts particular terms for technical use.
A combination of apparent opposites - the provincial and the cosmopolitan - his music appropriates a global sweep of influences without being definable as 'world music'.
The model of cosmopolitan sovereignty is set out in some depth.
At the same time they gradually became more cosmopolitan and less influenced by the invasion of new faunas.
All the populations show the presence of the three cosmopolitan inversions, frequencies of which vary among the populations analysed.
Moreover, this cosmopolitan, domestic species was generally considered of little evolutionary interest because of its stable, man-linked ecological niche.
The brachiopods are either cosmopolitan or endemic and probably new genera; they are therefore biogeographically equivocal.
Among them, 19 species are cosmopolitan or intercontinental.
Developed in exile, its standpoint was the "outside," and it reflected a modern, cosmopolitan conceptualization of place, polity, and identity.
His life and work were at their most cosmopolitan in those years, as he developed and applied an intellectual framework for understanding difference.
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