Sentence examples for insular attitudes from inspiring English sources

Bassani's tales of a real and imagined Ferrara discomfited childhood friends and neighbors because they exposed insular attitudes and broke a taboo against delving into the fate of Italian Jewry under Fascism.

But he added: "My general reaction is that he is just betraying an insular attitude towards a very diverse country".

It's this insular attitude that adds to the fascination for a tourist to a country untouched by 'Starbucksisation'Starbucksisation

It might be an insular attitude but the strength of this new evangelical movement is attracting the attention of other, more established churches.

But he added: "My general reaction is that he is just betraying - to use his word - an insular attitude towards a very diverse country".

By devolving creative power to the end users, Super Mario Maker represents a sea change in Nintendo's previously rather insular attitude.

Creating a luxury phone might be an extreme move but developing applications appears to be an area that offers considerable growth to a market famous for its insular attitude.

As art centers there flourish and offer cutting-edge exhibitions, more and more artists are based in or exhibit in the suburbs and ponder their relationship to Paris — offering a deep critique of the capital's supposedly insular attitude.

The insular attitude of Matsushita managers does not help their cause.

"Japan's regulators need to shed the insular attitude of ignoring international safety standards and transform themselves into a globally trusted entity," it said.

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