Sentence examples for The civilization from inspiring English sources
noun
An organized culture encompassing many communities, often on the scale of a nation or a people; a stage or system of social, political or technical development.
The civilization dispersed, fracturing into small villages and towns.
The civilization the Christian soldiers represent — the civilization we are part of — is, in these tellings, perpetually on the verge of collapse or capitulation.
The civilization of "always more" would have struck him as moral and political madness.
"The civilization of Delhi came into being through the mingling of two different cultures, Hindu and Muslim," he told me.
The civilization will advance.
The civilization biorefinery is still a vision today.
The civilization era are in interaction, but tend to neglect the moslem city image.
The civilization he really worried about, though, was Islam.
The civilization, as you have surmised, is my family.
The civilization hit its peak around 250 A.D., reaching a population of about 2,000,000.
The civilization also made use of sistra, vertical flutes, double clarinets, arched and angular harps, and various drums.
