| 31. | The Italiano, one of the most refined of quartets, deftly combined innate musicality with unforced urbanity.
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| 32. | However, in this month of inertia, one man has struck a blow for urbanity and commitment.
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| 33. | For urbanity-starved Atlanta, a slice of European town planning would make for a magnetic destination.
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| 34. | If the room's appointments project an air of international urbanity, so does Kiarostami's conversation.
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| 35. | Paris endeared himself to a wide circle of scholars outside his own country by his unfailing urbanity and generosity.
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| 36. | Did Rodgers and Hammerstein ever write anything with the breezy naturalness and offhanded urbanity of " Manhattan "?
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| 37. | It's an impressive evocation of Old World urbanity, a sense of the street being an outdoor room.
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| 38. | Crawford is a nice, quiet little town in the midst of urbanity, and we like it like that.
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| 39. | For at the root of secessionism is the same urge to elude urbanity that created the city's sprawl.
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| 40. | Urban informatics emphasises the relationship between urbanity, as expressed through the many dimensions of urban life, and technology.
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