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Meanings of so insular in English

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Usage of so insular in English
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The Ivets were so insular, yet they did more work than most.
The Reality Dysfunction
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It's so insular that these stories get going and they get amplified.
The Guardian
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You are so insular in this negative madness against unity in South Africa.
The South African
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This must be why they've been so insular.
The White Road
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I can't believe we live in a country that's so insular and inward-looking and filled with bigotry and hate.
News.com.au
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But bias too often creeps into commentary at all levels because training, mentorship, and the gym scene remain so insular.
Climbing Magazine
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Undoubtedly he had never discussed such things with an outsider before, so insular and guarded had his personal life been.
Honor thy father
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Zane is so insular.
The Last Boyfriend
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Ireland is an island still more remote than Great Britain; but the Irishman has never been so insular as the English.
Post-Prandial Philosophy
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Now that he did, he asked himself if he'd planned to become so insular or if it had just happened...after Mary.
Love- from his point of view!
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It might be asked, if he was so insular in his ideas, why had he taken an American wife, and she a widow?
Further Adventures of Quincy Adams Sawyer and Mason Corner Folks
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"Americans are so insular," Malika would explain whenever Sue disagreed with her.
All the pretty dead girls
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