Sentence examples for civilisation of from inspiring English sources

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

The receding echo of civilisation, of humanity, pulses faintly throughout.

THE car civilisation of southern California is famous for its discontents.

This week they head for the civilisation of Philadelphia, with Davina McCall.

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.

Jacques Boussard in "The Civilisation of Charlemagne" (1968) asserts that "Charlemagne's achievement was the realisation of a united Europe.

But Mr Ahmadinejad may not care; his desire to champion "the culture and civilisation of Islam" may come first.

Birmingham is at present going headlong both for the municipalisation of music and for the civilisation of its Sunday life.

You can't hide the spirit of Iran, and of the ancient civilisation of Persia, any more than you can hide the beauty of so many Iranian women.

"THE civilisation of the past 100 years, with its startling industrial changes, has tended more and more to make life insecure.