Sentence examples for insular communities from inspiring English sources

Lomolino, M. V. Investigating causality of nestedness of insular communities: selective immigrations or extinctions?

Within BDSM communities, the typical silencing that abuse victims face can be exacerbated by the dynamics of some insular communities.

This means that the views that previously existed in insular communities now also exist in the blogosphere.

Background. "Culturally insular communities" are defined by a religious or ethnic orientation that effectively places them outside mainstream sources of information on health promotion.

His statements may have also reflected a realization by Mr. Booker that in insular communities like Newark, a simple political truth often prevails: roots matter.

In all such insular communities, he said, there is a tendency to "hide mental illness as much as they can until they can't hide it anymore".

Chinatown has traditionally been an insular community, and that insularity was magnified immediately after the attack with the truck restrictions and broadcasting interruptions, which resulted in a nearly complete Chinese-language news blackout on an event half a mile away.

With his longish beard, Mr. Cetera seems part of this insular community.

The case has electrified the insular community of Bukharian Jewish immigrants in Forest Hills.

The characters come from a deeply insular community whose members are all inter-related.

Such "humor" is not new to the parade in this insular community of Queens.