Sentence examples for insular ground from inspiring English sources
Consistently amusing and often blissfully silly, this comedy travels dangerously insular ground: the adventures of a filmmaker (Ms. Letourneur) as she and her friends navigate the highs, lows, professional days and drunken nights of a festival, in this case Locarno.
Goats were removed from Pinta Island, Galápagos, Ecuador after a 30-year eradication campaign, the largest removal of an insular goat population using ground-based methods.
Here her characters are grounded in the insular ethos of a narrow-minded world where they live hard and do their rowdy best to kick up a fuss before they die.
So, though students have compared Scripps' lush green grounds to an insular convent, various genders do move fluidly around them.
Even in its own state, Tulsa would seem to have greater national prospects, with its rolling hills, mansion-filled neighborhoods and cultural accouterments of a serious place, as opposed to flat, brown, insular Oklahoma City, where unseemly oil wells blight even the Capitol grounds.
On both geographic and chronological grounds, the languages fall into two divisions, usually known as Continental Celtic and Insular Celtic.
Although Icann has primarily focused on setting the ground rules for the domain-name market, the business of buying and selling domain names remains a mysterious, insular world.
It's those kinds of gatekeeper attitudes that Lift has helped to sweep away, paving the ground for year-round seasons of international work such as Bite, and a British theatre that is far less insular and up its own fundament, and infinitely more receptive to influences from abroad.
Northern Ireland is already insular.
