Sentence examples for parochial about from inspiring English sources
There was, though, nothing remotely parochial about the work.
Yosses's primary influence is French, but he's never parochial about it.
There is nothing parochial about this conception of philosophy; it certainly includes ethics, aesthetics and politics.
"People are fiercely parochial about mangoes," said Vikram Doctor, a food writer and mango connoisseur who lives in Mumbai.
Many US Airways employee questions are more parochial — about benefits and free travel privileges.
You seem to think that Nevadans are merely parochial about not wanting nuclear waste in their backyard.
Closely examined, Muslim societies briskly dissolve our complacent, parochial notions about religion, democracy, secularism and capitalism.
Americans have "a very parochial mindset" about driving, said Mr. McGoldrick, whose wife is English.
They aren't concerned with the somewhat parochial thinking about what an art practice can or should encompass right now.
On the surface, this is a parochial argument about labels and credentials, a tempest in a Viennese teacup -- or at most, a professional turf war.
Thus, the stimulus bill, to most Americans, was about parochial pork-barrel projects, not about the millions of jobs saved and the more severe economic dislocation it avoided.
