Sentence examples for a civilisation of from inspiring English sources

"We will create a civilisation of the mind in cyberspace.

In a civilisation of complicated mechanism, the postman alone retains the human touch.

"He was cocooned in a civilisation of his own up there," remarked one of his contemporaries.

I ask them not to give up in the face of such violence and to become apostles for a civilisation of love".

'We are reverting," wrote EM Forster in 1910, to a "civilisation of luggage", in which people accrete material possessions "without taking root in the earth".

The internet, it seems, has turned out to be simply another appliance, a useful new medium like radio or television, not something likely to usher in a "civilisation of the mind".

Now, the exploited had a name and a face and the poverty he witnessed intensified his sense of a civilisation out of sorts.

The first English-speaking lovers of these harsh shores saw, in the remnants of ancient settlement, a druidic civilisation of a grandeur that had since been lost.

He interpreted this artistic evolution the same way that his contemporaries saw the life cycle of a civilisation, in terms of progress, apogee and then decline.

Hitchens writes "the biggest fake miracle staged in human history was the claim that the Soviet Union was a new civilisation of equality, peace, love, truth, science and progress.

"A civilisation reading one of our messages could be billions of years ahead of us.