Sentence examples for parochial demand from inspiring English sources

We know, despite your parochial demand for Sierra to repeat, "gay men do not experience patriarchal or white privilege the way gender normative white men do".

Even more parochial tastes may demand J.O.: a yet saltier, yet spicier mix, a taste of Tangier Island in the Chesapeake Bay.

Market forces, local demand and parochial planning drive new initiatives, unintegrated into either provincial or national strategies.

And the sometimes parochial nature of their demands is sure to further complicate the trade talks, which no one expects to proceed quickly or smoothly, given the geopolitics involved.

Ten years on China has managed to make Hong Kong's political demands seem an almost parochial concern.

Will increasingly abandoned and disinvested public schools cause ever more desperate parents to demand that charter schools or parochial school vouchers be instituted in their place?

Parochial schools in Malta are free, state-supported, and so in demand that they have to hold lotteries to select students.

He began building the parochial school system when New York's Protestant politicians refused his demands that they purge the public-school texts of anti-Catholic and anti-Irish prejudice.

Everett, over the year he served in the pulpit, came to be disenchanted with the somewhat formulaic demands of the required oratory, and with the sometimes parochial constraints the congregation placed on him.

The demand that girls and women have a right to a full and equal education is not a parochial Western value -- it is a fundamental human right.

SUCH demands would have been unthinkable a generation ago, when most parishioners were, in a word, more parochial.