Sentence examples for parochial structure from inspiring English sources
With royal and lay patronage, a clearer parochial structure based around local churches was developed.
Pendle was part of the parish of Whalley, an area covering 180 square miles, too large to be effective in preaching and teaching the doctrines of the Church of England: both the survival of Catholicism and the upsurge of witchcraft in Lancashire have been attributed to its over-stretched parochial structure.
I still prefer Thaw's story to Lanark's, but I recognise now what I didn't see 25 years ago: that it was Lanark's very awkward bulky scale, its ostentatious manipulations of structure, its extra-parochial pretensions, its allusiveness and its overt and purposeful invitation to exegesis and literary comparison that raise the book to another level.
The two-story structure was once a parochial school, and the touchstone for a neighborhood boy, long ago.
Santayana employs a naturalistic account of poetry and philosophy, attempting to combine comparative structures with as few embedded parochial assumptions as possible while making explicit our material boundness to particular worlds and perspectives.
This created a dilemma for the Zhou central court: the evolution of the feudal network buttressed the structure of the Zhou order, but the strong local ties and parochial interests of the feudal lords tended to pull them away from the centre.
The transformation of the AFL from a parochial suburban competition to heavily commercialised national league is analysed through the prism of cartel structure and conduct.
The current generic circumscriptions of mycalesines have been based on a few morphological characters such as the presence or absence of hairy eyes (interommatidial setae), forewing venation and androconial structures [ 10– 15], which have been considered by some authors (e.g. [ 16, 17]) as parochial and an inadequate character sets for resolving their systematics.
Its setting feels parochial.
Parochial companies may perish.
