Sentence examples for to be insular from inspiring English sources

Scotland is inclined to be insular.

American professionals can no longer afford to be insular.

And it certainly does not need to be insular, or remotely reactionary.

"I'm not trying to be insular but I have never met him.

Mariza spoke about fado as a cultural mixture, and she does not want it to be insular.

We can choose to be insular and self-absorbed, or we can engage the world with confidence and generosity.

Each community developed its own strong traditions and identity and, while connected to New York City, was insular.

English people are very well-travelled and I don't think it's correct at all to say we are insular.

"It is not acceptable to say: we are insular, we are an island and we will only be part of Europe how and when we want – you Europeans just deal with it.

They're led to think tech is insular and antisocial.

They do seem to be very insular.