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Significats de parochialism en anglès

State of mind, whereby one focuses on small sections of an issue rather than considering its wider context.

Sinònims
Examples for "provincialism"
Examples for "provincialism"
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By geographical position, the land of the Puritans was devoted to provincialism.
Rise of the New West, 1819-1829
2
The provincialism with which I had cursed his people extended to himself.
American Notes
3
He had nothing of the provincialism of the parish or of the period.
Sidney Lanier
4
It was the place of meeting-sincethat was a matter of overpowering provincialism.
Foundation and Empire
5
No bitterness endures like that of the provincial despised because of his provincialism.
Beginnings of the American People
1
The interaction also made people question the insularity of their reading habits.
The Irish Times
2
That I think is due to the insularity of our national character.
The Clue of the Twisted Candle
3
Matthew Elliott, who then coached Bradford, saw such insularity as a weakness.
The Guardian
4
But for all that, there is a sometimes comforting, even infuriating, insularity.
BBC
5
Such insularity can only produce an echo chamber, not candid debate.
Reuters
Ús de parochialism en anglès
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To take the latter complaint first, this is parochialism gone too far.
The Irish Times
2
The accident of birthplace does not necessarily involve parochialism of the soul.
Life of Robert Browning
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But what is striking about the film is its lack of parochialism.
The Guardian
4
Other leaders, however, proved equally unable to transcend parochialism when the crunch came.
The Guardian
5
This isn't about parochialism but to prevent the marginalisation of the Welsh experience.
The Guardian
6
The Nationalists have long been sensitive to accusations of narrow-minded parochialism.
The Guardian
7
His indictment of parochialism, clientelism and focus-group-led politics is passionately and cogently argued.
The Irish Times
8
It is meditation on the materialism, greed, and cultural parochialism of the time.
The Irish Times
9
Here we show that these experiments confirm the prediction of parochialism.
Pubmed
10
Education should free young people from the shackles of reactionary thinking and cultural parochialism.
The Guardian
11
You always find some parochialism and xenophobia in every population.
The Irish Times
12
Said loathes insularity and parochialism, and has disdained "flat-minded" approaches to reading.
The new yorker
13
As Greek laziness met Prussian rigidity and self-righteousness, ethics became a tool of parochialism.
The Guardian
14
This parochialism of suburban life is its most surprising feature.
The Quest of the Simple Life
15
A touch of parochialism landed on Joe Schmidt's porch yesterday.
The Irish Times
16
This naturally requires the sacrifice of parochialism and provincialism.
Catholic Problems in Western Canada
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Parochialism a través del temps