Sentence examples for a parochial perspective from inspiring English sources

From a parochial perspective, it is fascinating to see how few Britons there are on the list compared with just about every other country, developed or emerging.

Traditional models of SA often suggest that an individual's physiological health is the sole indicator of one's SA, which is, as the current study suggests, a parochial perspective of a multifaceted construct.

But the idea that trade fuels inequality is a very parochial perspective, and protectionists who shroud themselves in a moralistic inequality narrative are deeply hypocritical.

Professor Watkinson accused Mr Paterson of taking a parochial view.

But this is a parochial view of what has happened.

Sarah Palin embodies that ignorant and parochial perspective, a symbol of a degeneracy in the political system that echoes the decline of the Roman republic.

From a parochial British perspective, what might be most significant is the fact that China's rulers are reading de Tocqueville at all.

To the Editor: I was thrilled to read an essay by a physician who understands that humans are a special case in nature only from our own parochial perspective.

Pinker argues that enhanced powers of reasoning give us the ability to detach ourselves from our immediate experience and from our personal or parochial perspective, and frame our ideas in more abstract, universal terms.

The analogy with scientific objectivity would reside in the fact that the way to arrive at such objective and universally valid truth would be to detect and correct for the biases and distortions introduced into one's practical judgment by contingencies of one's personal or parochial perspective.

Again, the narcissism, the narrow scale of characters, and the parochial perspective are startling: "We were the only ones to see 1968 coming".