Sentence examples for amount of civilization from inspiring English sources
There is an intersection with a local road, Yellow Hammer Road, which has access to a small amount of civilization.
Nevertheless, they reveal an important amount of detail about a civilization that is otherwise accessible only via the testimony of archaeology, iconography, and the poetic memory of early Classical Greece across several "dark" centuries.
A small amount of furniture from ancient civilizations has been preserved in extreme environments, such as the dry desert of Egypt or the water-logged soils of England.
Former Google CEO Eric Schmidt noted the amount of data created from the dawn of civilization until 2003 was 5 exabytes.
Pinker marshals an impressive amount of data to demonstrate that human civilization has become steadily less violent, that the years since 1945 have been particularly pacific, and that contemporary Europe has achieved an unprecedented level of tranquility.
Ginza, which had not amounted to much during the Tokugawa centuries, was thrust to the fore of "civilization and enlightenment"—by which was meant, essentially, Westernization by an accident: the great fire of 1872.
Liebig's aphorism of 1843, that the measure of a country's civilization lay in the amount of sulfuric acid it consumes every year, became widely known.
We was out of civilization.
The rivers of civilization.
The cradle of civilization yearned for some civilization.
