Sentence examples for too parochial from inspiring English sources
"You are far too parochial," he said.
Being British quickly became too parochial".
It's too parochial, too slight and singular.
But even those broad definitions have become too parochial.
In a town where innovators were pioneering live television drama and comedy, "network executive offices weren't worrying that the New York demographics were too insular and parochial for national audience ratings," said David Halberstam, author of "Summer of '49" and "October 1964," who grew up seven blocks from Yankee Stadium.
Q. Are our intelligence agencies, are they too -- parochial maybe is the word -- fragmented.... A. If I could go back and add another paragraph to that last one.
"Connecticut may be too fractiously parochial to do it as a state," wrote Mr. Slosberg.
Maybe, but if so, isn't that the great thing about travel, challenging our all too often parochial world views?
There are too many parochial Oxford references, too many audience-friendly jokes, too much of the kind of repetition of argument that is valuable in the lecture hall or classroom but distracting in print.
