parochial造句

That view is too parochial.

She was a secretary on the local parochial church council.

There are some parochial reasons for this melancholy trend.

The city has many private, parochial, and business schools.

And some Isle of Wight voters can sound pretty parochial.

And the Wisconsin Supreme Court upheld the use of vouchers in parochial schools in Milwaukee.

He felt himself from disuse to be unfit for parochial duty.

The largest group of religious, "parochial", schools in America is run by the Roman Catholic Church.

It's fairly dramatic — he's trying to change the face of global philanthropy, but it started in a fairly parochial way.

And even the most enlightened and modernized interagency apparatus is still a bureaucracy, prone to the same parochial and self-serving tendencies as the system it has replaced.

The discovery that relativism is true can help each of us individually by revealing that our values are mutable and parochial.

The appellate court ruling stemmed from a child welfare case involving two children who enrolled in a parochial school that facilitated home schooling and were educated at home by their mother.

This gave Mr Gates the ammunition he needed to push for changes, in some cases over the objections of the military services, each of which has its own parochial interests.

The northern and southern fa? Ades are symmetrical except in the building of parochial Spaces, where on the northen face the steel skin curves to form the main access to the nave.

Instead of rising to Sir Christopher' s wide-ranging themes, which link Fuseli and Blake with other great European painters, including Goya and Caspar David Friedrich, the Tate has taken a★ parochial[27] view, showing virtually every mediocre British artist who ever★ dabbled[28] in gothic fantasy.