Usage of "insularity"

португальский

каталонский

The state of being isolated or detached.

Lack of interested into anything outside one's own experience.

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Usage of insularity in английском

The interaction also made people question the insularity of their reading habits. 
 The Irish Times 

That I think is due to the insularity of our national character. 
 The Clue of the Twisted Candle 

Matthew Elliott, who then coached Bradford, saw such insularity as a weakness. 
 The Guardian 

But for all that, there is a sometimes comforting, even infuriating, insularity. 
 BBC 

Such insularity can only produce an echo chamber, not candid debate. 
 Reuters 

Yet there was a moment when this insularity promised to wane. 
 Last and First Men 

They were complacent in their insularity, and had a prejudice against the foreigner. 
 Lectures on Modern history 

McCormack brought an unnervingly idiosyncratic vision to bear on small-town conservatism and insularity. 
 The Irish Times 

We removed that Luke McGregor McGregor says the town's insularity is entirely intentional. 
 The Guardian 

Until the end of her life, a certain insularity clung to Kate Lee. 
 The Angel Adjutant of "Twice Born Men" 

But insularity may have played as big a role as denial. 
 NY Magazine 

There is no reason, other than insularity, why we are such poor linguists. 
 The Guardian 

Sir, - The well-known insularity of your paper can at times reach astonishing proportions. 
 The Irish Times 

He proved the insularity of the South Land, and examined the long-neglected east coast. 
 The History of Australian Exploration from 1788 to 1888 

Yet Son of Saul also offers a strange commentary on our own current insularity. 
 The Guardian 

If I believe my ears, there is nothing but stupidity and insularity in England. 
 The Parts Men Play 

insularity

Noun

Singular

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португальский

каталонский

Insularity through the time

Meanings of insularity in английском