| Sorkin is supposed to be on a different level from his peers: longer words, worldlier topics. |
| A musical and melodrama film, at a time when the folkloric musical was in decline in Spain, Diferente offered a worldlier, cosmopolitan flavor to Spanish spectators. |
| Today's Saudis reaching adulthood are more self-aware, worldlier and less patient than the old stereotype. |
| Medvedev is more soft-spoken, and, partly as a result, he has acquired a worldlier, more liberal image than some of his peers. |
| He was perhaps the most autonomous creator in the history of cinema, but the bigger and worldlier his subject, the more inescapably personal his approach to it became. |
| With their recent expansion of centralized divisions and new locations they will surely work on building a worldlier clientele of talent. |
