Sentence examples for more insular and from inspiring English sources

Japan is now a shrinking, more insular and less relevant nation.

Through this technology, certain games will naturally become both more insular and individual, but also more open to sharing.

He foresaw a society with ever greater technical means of communication becoming paradoxically more insular and dysfunctional.

Next, he addressed the fear that, by removing itself from the bloc's open borders, universities, and research programs, Britain will become more insular and culturally isolated.

The energy has shifted in these images and people seem more cut off from each other, more insular and self-absorbed.

It allows you to become more insular and allows whatever thing you geek out on, you'll be able to geek out to two orders of magnitude on that.

All across the nation, there are mainstream Republicans lamenting how the party has grown more and more insular, more and more rigid.

We hypothesized that, compared to HCs, people with BN would 1) activate the medial prefrontal cortex and ACC more, and the DLPFC less in response to food stimuli; and 2) show more insular cortex and less medial prefrontal cortex activation when they compared their own appearance to that of slim women.

As the U.S., much of Europe, and the U.K. shift toward the political right, the rhetoric grows more insular, defensive, and protective.

But somehow, the Australian identity has become more insular, selfish and consumed with self-pity.

As the references grow more and more insular, this "Christmas" offers less and less to look at.