Sentence examples for a rather parochial view from inspiring English sources

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.

"From a communications perspective, it's very intelligent to go from a rather parochial message to one that focuses on people".

I promise you that if you look at it from outside, and perhaps you're taking rather a parochial view at the moment, I don't think that other people in the world would share the view that there is mounting chaos".

Healthcare is a global issue – and taking a parochial view from within these shores is neither helpful, nor appropriate.

Mr. Gates was particularly concerned that civilian and military officials speaking to reporters sometimes had only a parochial view of a national security issue under discussion.

The third candidate, Eisuke Sakakibara, a former vice minister of finance in Japan, is a sophisticated financial expert, but he has a parochial view of many global economic issues.

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

He takes a parochial view, driven by ideology and a narrow sense of where American interests lie.

Professor Watkinson accused Mr Paterson of taking a parochial view.

But this is a parochial view of what has happened.

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