Sentence examples for The civilizations 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 civilizations are the Indian, the Japanese, and the Chinese.
The civilizations of ancient Mesoamerica and the Andes are sketched here in all their grandeur--and fragility.
The civilizations have varying strengths and weaknesses with regards to economics, technology, and battle, and each has access to a different, very powerful "Unique Unit".
The civilizations are sorted into four distinct architectural styles, based on East Asian, Mesopotamian, Egyptian and Greek architecture, which determine their in-game appearance.
"We went through all of the civilizations," Mrs. Schloss said.
Throughout antiquity it was a constant point of attraction for the civilizations of the eastern Mediterranean.
Indian sculpture, the sculptural traditions, forms, and styles of the civilizations of the Indian subcontinent.
Bin Laden was saying pretty radical, clash-of-the-civilizations type things that were no different in intellectual thrust than Bush's comments about a crusade.
The civilization biorefinery is still a vision today.
This chapter introduces the civilization biorefinery.
They got the civilization they deserved.
