Sentence examples for civilisations about from inspiring English sources

The theme for these two collections of essays might be considered to be the search for knowledge about subjects, such as ancient civilisations, about which we can never be totally sure.

What is civilisation about?

By extension, it's like suggesting that the Holocaust was a necessary evil in order to teach western civilisation about the dangers inherent in racism.

The internet is weird, and people use it in freaky ways – we're going to have to go through this learning curve as a civilisation about what it is to have these things.

"People think the West cares more about the civilisation than about the people who created or initiated this civilisation".

"What is it about some cities and civilisations that bring about these creative bursts?" While writing his recent biography of Detroit, Maraniss came across the usual reasons cited for the rise of Motown in Detroit.

Western civilisation, beginning about A.D. 900, is expected to come to an end about A.D. 2300.

Civilisation is about living together, people pooling their resources, sharing the same space.

The Maya scribes during the peak centuries of the civilisation wrote about great events, kings and nobles in a language that did not change much through the years.

That was a golden time". The Maya scribes during the peak centuries of the civilisation wrote about great events, kings and nobles in a language that did not change much through the years.

That galleon in stained glass over the front door at "Dunroamin" might be sailing blithely into the future but a nailbitten British nation knew that civilisation was about to be shipwrecked.