Sentence examples for be insular to from inspiring English sources

It's easy to be insular, to enjoy faith within the walls of your church, but there is a world of suffering people who need to hear about how faith can change lives and heal pain.

The ex-mining town where I grew up in Nottinghamshire was insular to say the least.

Each episode was insular to all the other episodes and would affect the boys and the series in no real way.

SOUTH of Interstate 195, between the Massachusetts cities of Fall River and New Bedford, there is a chunk of Atlantic coastline not quite detached enough from the mainland to be a peninsula but perfectly happy to be insular.

But to one who finds the recovering community around me in the Twin Cities essential to my own recovery from addiction, those who proclaim these communities to be "insular and cultish" are simply wrong.

Scotland is inclined to be insular.

American professionals can no longer afford to be insular.

"I'm not trying to be insular but I have never met him.

And it certainly does not need to be insular, or remotely reactionary.

Mariza spoke about fado as a cultural mixture, and she does not want it to be insular.

We can choose to be insular and self-absorbed, or we can engage the world with confidence and generosity.