Sentence examples for civilisations out from inspiring English sources

Indeed, I was immensely grateful to Peter Capaldi's lucid voiceover for the information that there should be "loads" of intelligent alien civilisations out there.

The Milky Way is our link to the Other: to the lost civilisations out there in the galaxy, so far away and so profligate that they appear not as stars, but as a single brush stroke of watery light.

Civilisation turns out to be an illusion, as much a matter of top-dressing as Diggery Delvet's velvet coat.

Armenia, an ancient Christian civilisation spreading out from the eastern end of the Black Sea, did not not fit into the plan.

DS If the term pre-history makes it sound like nothing much happened to humanity before something called civilisation broke out, Neil Oliver would beg to differ.

Paradoxically Muslim civilisation started out by being extremely wary of pictures, which it associated with idolatry, only to be overrun with visual imagery today.

He has legions of fans who talk of Lanterna in hushed tones as if it were proof that civilisation will out.

As we continued, the road and civilisation petered out before a long track took us to the lake through the former Glynn Valley China Clay Works, its buildings decaying picturesquely.

For only the sunlit castle gardens and painterly interiors of Barry Lyndon succeed in letting us partake of the allure and enthralling charm of a civilisation hollowed out by its discontents.

The inhabitants of the heartland are descendants of the rugged pioneers who carved a great civilisation out of mountains and prairies.

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