Sentence examples similar to insular- from inspiring English sources

In February, he suggested a slate of works readers could vote for to ensure the Hugos had relevance outside "rarefied, insular halls of 21st-century Worldcon 'fandom'".

It was an insular, stunted life, he says.

But even the most insular Briton vaguely knows that most EU states routinely run on coalition lines.

There's an inevitability to knowing someone for that long…" "It's very insular," Janet attests later on.

They're self-interested, they're materialistic, they're insular and they would literally rather go to the toilet on themselves than share anything of theirs with anyone.

In a race dominated by insular, rabid rightwingers, some of whom did not know what Libya was or exactly which government departments they wanted to cut, Huntsman comes off as the voice of reason.

In an article for the Sunday Times, Hilton launched a critique of an "insular ruling class" in which too many of the people who make decisions go to the same dinner parties and send their children to the same schools.

Being by its nature an insular sort of campaign it doesn't seem to have noticed that there is already an EU Referendum Campaign or that the EU may be busily fracturing under centrifugal financial pressures caused by the eurozone's flawed monetary union.

I think there is to some extent the rather insular feeling that we should not have a foreign court - and we are seen as a foreign court - interfering in matters which are better dealt with domestically.

That vote came after a Guardian analysis of McDonald's board showed how insular the company has become.

"Acting is a really insular thing.