Sentence examples for insular to from inspiring English sources

Still, facts such as these remained insular: to be had on an island bus tour.

The ex-mining town where I grew up in Nottinghamshire was insular to say the least.

His longest-serving advisers are disciplined and insular to a fault; press leaks offend their aesthetic of power.

Ian Balding sent out Insular to land the Imperial Cup for the Queen Mother at Sandown in 1986.

I like that.But all of this talk of winners and losers seems ridiculously premature, and embarrassingly insular, to your blogger (apologies to my colleague).

East-coast culture was too old, too conservative and too insular to thrive in the open flats of the modern, networked economy.

His book will strengthen resistance to the insular tendency to study national histories in isolation from one another.

At a stroke it seemed to confirm criticism of the organisation: that S4C is insular, unwilling to subject itself to the scrutiny commensurate with a £101m annual grant.

If it had come off, the deal would have forced Reliance to adapt its insular culture to global practice.

It has been an American impulse since the Puritans: feeling the world racing in the wrong direction and withdrawing to a small, insular place to start over.

Furthermore, peripheral signals such as leptin and ghrelin have been found to impact the insular response to food stimuli.