Sentence examples for parochial view of from inspiring English sources

But this is a parochial view of what has happened.

His predecessor's downfall owed much to a parochial view of how best to manage the bank.

And yet, as Holman pointed out, Americans tend to have a parochial view of sport.

Mr. Gates was particularly concerned that civilian and military officials speaking to reporters sometimes had only a parochial view of a national security issue under discussion.

Until now, our notion of what is valid in fashion has been based on a rather parochial view of the world: Europe, North America, certain parts of Asia.

The whole, paradoxically, is the transformatively parochial view of artists, and there's one entry in the bunch that, for me, stands out as a bolt of literary lightning.

But it wasn't long before they began to criticize the parochial views of the old guard.

The acts could thus be measured in local courts against widely held principle rather than judged by the parochial views of the forum.

My mother had some common sense somewhat restricted by her parochial views of the world plus the fact that she was brought up by her grandmother who had been born in the 1860's.

Finally, the impartial application of international law would not only be an affirmation of the existence and binding effect of international rules of order, but also a refutation of the notion that this body of law consists of no more than the divergent and parochial views of the capital importing and exporting nations, the socialist and free-enterprise nations.

More parochial views of software development, wherein just first and last names with no special characters are used, are increasingly rare.