Sentence examples for insular closed from inspiring English sources

The building was designed to be as open and accessible as possible, the architects, the Richard Rogers Partnership (RRP) said "The building was not to be an insular, closed edifice.

Harris told me he saw the Romney campaign as "a very insular, closed operation," symptomatic of a partywide affliction.

This, they should contrast with the spectre of an insular, closed and poorer little Britain presided over by Prime Minister Farage – but "free" from immigrants.

The modern penitentiary was rarely a fully closed, insular, or placeless institution.

This pilot process, traditionally an insular, closed-door drama involving television veterans, has lately become infiltrated by a surprising number of filmmakers.

"Their decision processes to-date have been closed and insular, and not representative of the full range of views".

"This unfortunately enhances citizens' perception that we have this closed off, insular police force that settles accounts between themselves".

In the search for his father, he confronts an affluent, insular society that closes ranks and refuses to give up the secret of what happened to Carteret's mother at a fateful beach party in her youth.

For too long Saddam's insular regime kept the country closed to these imports, more recently violence has continued to keep Iraqis isolated.

In terms of the scene being small, and insular and close-knit, I don't care about that.

"Traditionally, Chelsea galleries are mostly inaccessible, closed off and normally attract insular communities.