1. He is rather too parochial in his outlook.

2. Local newspapers tend to be very parochial.

3. Officials tend to tilt toward secrecy from a parochial view of their responsibilities.

4. They need to be better informed and less parochial in their thinking.

5. The parochial expects nothing from the political system.

6. Our threefold classification of participant, subject, and parochial is only the beginning of a classification of political cultures.

7. There are also private parochial schools that provide a more rigorous curriculum.

8. Nevertheless, these affective and evaluative parochial and subject patterns have cognitive consequences.

9. Professionals and Amateurs About one-fifth of parochial directors of music earn their livelihood through music.

10. These orientations may combine with subject and parochial orientations, or they may conflict.

11. A parochial orientation also implies the comparative absence of expectations of change initiated by the political system.

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12. The parochial is concerned exclusively with individual problems arising in the ward he or she represents.

13. And many parochial clergy react by resenting and despising the chapter.

14. But that betrays a terribly parochial notion of what giant planets are like.

15. In the five democracies we study, the parochial and subject orientations tend to rest primarily upon affective and evaluative tendencies.

16. Their concerns now became far more parochial and ethnic, and party considerations undoubtedly began to play a greater part.

17. Although it's just the local paper, it somehow manages not to be too parochial in its outlook.

18. Once more the world was treated as a convenience wrapping for Labour's parochial and predominantly internal preoccupations.

19. More important, in the civic culture participant political orientations combine with and do not replace subject and parochial political orientations.

20. Similarly, the participant culture does not supplant the subject and parochial patterns of orientation.

21. It had as many Catholic schools as public schools, and the enrollment at the parochial schools was bigger.

22. In other words, it has been incorporated within the parochial confines of party-political polemic.

23. Predictably, the international media circus, with its Olympian disdain for the parochial, has long since moved on.

24. From such a perspective local government is seen as parochial, concerned with inequalities and differences between localities.

25. The participant culture is an additional stratum that may be added to and combined with the subject and parochial cultures.

26. The Church - she had had more than enough of Brickley parochial Catholicism.

27. Noise as anti-pop gesture: With the death of the parochial, the media now constitutes our new environment.

28. What is the process by which local loyalties and parochial orientations give way to wider concerns?

29. In California, the telecast is delivered to 180 public, private and parochial schools.

30. He has consistently opposed school choice programs that would permit public funding of parochial schools.

1. Officials tend to tilt toward secrecy from a parochial view of their responsibilities.

31. On Monday Brandon, a third-grader at a local parochial school, told his teacher about the owl.

32. We kids were sent to parochial school-kids without a father were thought to need discipline, you know.

33. The General Synod could consider laying down salary scales for church musicians, as it does in respect of parochial fees.

34. His autobiography makes it clear that Terence O'Neill had no sympathy with what he saw as parochial unionism.

35. Without this cross-cultural breadth their argument appears parochial and ethnocentric.

36. The annual parochial church meeting heard the latest report on the ￡30,000 appeal for restoring outside stonework on the church.

37. This quality could bring great benefit to the clatter and chatter of much parochial worship.

38. The unleaded double-case double lid is met with in parochial, rather than private, vaults and both intramural and churchyard brick-lined graves.

39. It is a sad commentary to note such parochial schools within our people.

40. And many respondents who mention active participation also mention the more parochial norms.

41. For all of his worldly ambition, Gutfreund remained remarkably parochial and introverted.

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42. He is very interested in parochial affairs.

43. a member of the parochial church council.

44. The old parochial outlook has become a world view.

45. From age eight to eleven, I attended a small parochial school in Bath, England.

46. To non - Bostonian Americans, the Brathmins have seemed both snobbish and parochial, too pleased with themselves.

47. China is continuing to step up efforts internationalize its parochial currency , the yuan or renminbi.

48. With tax administration's the proceeding informationization, it is probably parochial to limit it within taxation system.

49. 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.

50. I must say, the petty and parochial leftism that has grown like kakiebos at English-language universities in this country has always fascinated me.

51. She was a secretary on the local parochial church council.

52. Membrane lipid per- oxidation production MDA come into being tardily, the contents of MDA low and change in the parochial bound.

53. Instead of a punishment executive agency as the traditional parochial viewpoint, prison should be a particular public organization and a social governance institution.

54. Magnificently built churches are still the nucleus of parochial work.

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

56. The evidence suggests that not only is it nonrandom and parochial, but it is difficult to come by at all.

57. In comparison, the FA Cup seems a parochial affair , and something of, even to the winners.

58. The foursome settled on Saint Vincent-Saint Mary High School, a parochial school in downtown Akron.

59. The Congress is both riven by ideology and dominated by parochial concerns.

60. 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.

61. And, at the risk of sounding parochial, adopt a capital regime similar to the Canadian system.

62. Peter Claver, which still exists and counts among graduates of its parochial school the singer and rights activist Lena Horne.

63. And politicians tend to favor parochial interests over sound economic sense.

64. Officials tend to tilt toward secrecy parochial view of their responsibilities.

65. Arbour warned delegates to the U . N. Human Rights Council against pursuing narrow parochial political agendas.

66. He could bring out the universal element in the most parochial of issues.

67. The existing problems and development strategy of parochial chemical industries of Jiangsu Province are discussed.

68. Many home schoolers are located in areas with no viable private or parochial school alternatives.

69. EISUKE SAKAKIBARA, Vice Minister of Finance, Japan,[http://] 1997-1999: Japan is a very sort of parochial and very closed economy; there's no question about it.

70. Any parochial, partial even error cognition willdirectly affect the comprehension to the importance of soccer culture.

71. He can speak the language of the parochial Deutsche Bank stick - in - the - muds and the kick - ass Anglo - Saxons.