Sentence examples for being insular from inspiring English sources

But being insular, being still, doesn't solve loneliness.

By "sharing ideas and information online and not being insular", Green said, businesses are creating valuable media opportunities.

How many times have you heard Democrats from Carter to Obama running against Washington, accusing it of being insular, shortsighted, corrupt and petty?

Tagliabue, who was appointed in November to examine the structure and governance of the U.S.O.C., said an expanded board would allow for the inclusion of more voices in an organization that has been criticized for being insular.

After Leiby's abduction, thousands of neighbors took to the streets to try to find him, in a missing-child case that shocked a Hasidic community known for being insular and largely safe.

But at its best "Lyrikal Fearta" shows what is possible when a heartfelt message is communicated not just with conviction but with art; more often than not the show overcomes the danger inherent in hip-hop theater of being insular and arrogant, interested in communicating with only the converted.

The management is insular.

"It's insular and closed.

And you thought anarchist cells were insular.

Camp is insular and intense.

This is frontal and this is insular.