Sentence examples for a parochial view from inspiring English sources

Professor Watkinson accused Mr Paterson of taking a parochial view.

But this is a parochial view of what has happened.

His predecessor's downfall owed much to a parochial view of how best to manage the bank.

As a physicist, I would suggest that Bonner is taking a parochial view.

Responding to Mr. Baudo, Mr. DelaRaba said: "He has a parochial view on the issue.

And yet, as Holman pointed out, Americans tend to have a parochial view of sport.

Until now, our notion of what is valid in fashion has been based on a rather parochial view of the world: Europe, North America, certain parts of Asia.

Rick Perry, another 2016 hopeful, took a more parochial view of the geostrategic crisis when he suggested that Obama had blithely overlooked the "very real possibility" that the black-hooded executioners from the Islamic State in Iraq and al-Sham had already infiltrated the United States by way of the Mexican border.

"I could have taken a xenophobic, parochial view and said: 'We've got three world record holders who are British, I better not say this' but the sport needs people to believe it Warner also said he discussed his idea with Sebastian Coe, the president of the IAAF.

Some years ago John Willett, a scholar of German culture, contemplating the Secessionists, wrote about the dangers of embracing "a national or parochial view of art — as even the most enlightened are sometimes tempted to do," because "as you narrow your horizon in this way you no longer judge by the highest standards".

But that may be a parochial, New York view of this ensemble, which also tours, makes recordings and has a life beyond the 92nd Street Y.