Sentence examples for insular feel from inspiring English sources

The Bloomberg world sometimes has an insular feel.

Pierced by a double-height skylight well on the third and fourth floors, the newsroom has a cool, insular feel even as the facades of the surrounding buildings press in from the north and south.

It must have felt incredibly remote; even now it retains an insular feel, defended as it is by beetling cliffs that attract rock climbers from all over the country.

For all the variation, though, the place retains an insular, Midwestern feel, which is to say: it's ideal for writing and for publishing — it's multicultural, connected to the intellectual mainstream, but secluded and spacious enough to foster original work.

This has become Ms. Badu's mode in recent years: her releases, infrequent and increasingly insular, have felt stranded in a single mood.

As a result, art can feel insular, bourgeois, insufficient in such a moment. .

They're very insular and they feel that they are a one stop shop and they can provide everything but they can't.

Just prior, on a smaller stage, Milk Music played impressive, slightly sludgy punk that felt insular, a rarity.

In the case of the latter, it has made for a book that feels insular, defensive and wholly predictable.

As I said, the Kindle feels insular and remote from the wild world of commerce and buzzing data swarms.

Though not explicitly autobiographical, this film is deeply personal, and while the nature of cinema is very much on its mind, it rarely feels insular or self-conscious.