Matthew Arnold's plea for an English academy of letters to save his countrymen from the note of vulgarity and provinciality has met with no response.
While the Brews and Borrodailes prided themselves on what they called their Boston provinciality and didn't believe to be provinciality at all, they enjoyed the New York connection.
What strikes one on reading over Mr. Sladen's collection is the depressing provinciality of mood and manner in almost every writer.
Even Boston provinciality is a precious testimony to the authoritative personality of the city.
Provinciality was the pet bugbear of Matthew Arnold, but he applied it as a scornful term only to literary and critical shortcomings.
Its provinciality is of greater cash value to the newspaper than the cosmopolitan significance of the message from London.
All the absurd fastidiousness of her schoolgirlish provinciality emerged in that eager, affected torrent of remarks.
In spite of the foulness and the provinciality of Bursley, Sophia enjoyed the intimacy with Constance.
Constance did not appear to realize the awful conditions of dirt, decay, and provinciality in which she was living.
The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "provinciality" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word.
