Sentence examples for into insular from inspiring English sources

Some principals try to spin their corners of the building into insular cocoons.

North Frisian dialects are customarily divided into Insular North Frisian (Sylt, Föhr-Amrum, Helgoland) and Continental North Frisian (the Halligen Islands and the coast of Schleswig), the latter in seven main varieties and further subvarieties.

Reaching out to Mr Putin would deprive him of the possibility of claiming he has no other option but to pull Russia further into insular nationalism and military adventurism.

The Malay Peninsula stretches south for some 900 miles from the head of the Gulf of Thailand (Siam) to Singapore and thus extends the mainland into insular Southeast Asia.

Political belief appears to be intensely polarized; some evidence suggests that social media tends to create filter bubbles, where people self-select into insular communities of unrealistically similar opinions while being insulated from the full range of opinions that others outside the bubble hold.

After the floods of 1927, John Barry writes, the city fathers of New Orleans began their long decline into insular stagnation, Huey Long rose to power as governor of Louisiana, and Herbert Hoover, who led the rescue program, was elected President.

Almost all of the Gonzalezes moved at first into the insular world of Little Havana.

Gulliver is there, too, cast each time into an insular world operating by entirely other rules.

The next delved into the insular ultra-Orthodox yeshiva world and another explored stereotypes of different nationalities.

In the nineteen-thirties, Moku o Lo'e was bought by an eccentric millionaire who fashioned it into an insular Xanadu.

Recent studies reported that local application of ZIP, a membrane-permeant PKMζ inhibitor, into the insular cortex (IC) of behaving rats abolished long-term memory of taste associations.