Sentence examples for provincial have from inspiring English sources

@RACHELSLAJ, 2 04 p.m., April 20, Twitter The stories gathered by Janny Scott offer a vision and a hope that Americans, even from the deepest heartland so often caricatured as provincial, have the broadmindedness, global curiosity and sense of fairness that can get lost in bitter and petty partisanship.

"Being provincial has helped us define our brand.

This may be why the use of the word "provincial" has become confined to metropolitan theatre elitists of a certain age.

In France most of science was controlled by the Paris Academy of Sciences, and Guyton, as a provincial, had been elected only to the subsidiary rank of correspondent (1772).

Designed by Milwaukee architect Tom Van Alyea, the French Provincial has hardwood floors, a circular floor plan and chef's kitchen.

But the Provincial had a few technical quibbles, among which was the complaint that there was no description of the construction of a stethoscope.

Provincials have noted this for years, but now there are signs that the shrugged "what did you expect?" patience is wearing thin.

His dismembered effigy, and the anger and resentment that had toppled it, marked an end to the affection for the king that many provincials had felt.

For example, the local Justice Bureau runs to communicate with the Finance Bureau, the Finance Bureau staff will ask whether the provincial Bureau of Justice and the provincial Bureau of Finance have issued a document.

The political system is decentralized, and provincial and sub-provincial leaders have a significant amount of autonomy.

Provincial surpluses have vanished.