Sentence examples for insular vision from inspiring English sources

Mr Ahmadinejad's healthy share cannot be attributed entirely to irregularities; the mayor attracted conservative Iranians with his personal honesty and reassuringly insular vision.

If "Southlander" has the seeds of a workable rock-culture satire, it's too fragmentary and too devoted to its self-referential ethos to transcend its insular vision of rock's lunatic fringe.

The answer to the problem of Labour's missing 4 million voters lies not in turning back to some idealised insular vision of the past, but in getting to grips with the negative aspects of globalisation.

Friday's highlights included Midlake, in their first UK show since parting ways with their singer-songwriter Tim Smith's insular Americana vision.

Some may not even be warlords but national leaders who are so insular, whose vision is so narrow, that in their concerns about their own power and survival, the interests of their people don't count".

Meanwhile a recent Los Angeles Times op-ed piece by Mr. Broad contributed to a widespread and unhelpful binary view of the situation, calling the museum's great exhibitions of the past "insular" and Mr. Deitch's vision "populist," a gross simplification and misrepresentation on both counts.

His vision is much less insular, his approach far more modern and expansive than that of his predecessors.

Increasingly, Portlanders are turning from their insular ways and embracing a more cosmopolitan vision.

Never before since the end of the second world war, has an American President been elected on insular populist agenda and a restricted world vision.

At heart, "The Book of Mormon" is the story of an insular band of true believers who share a vision of life that they hope to impose on others, who instinctively react with extreme skepticism.

I like that we make it in our insular world and through the creative guidance and vision of Tina and Robert, and then present it to everybody.