Sentence examples for civilised status from inspiring English sources
This is the last "settled area", as parts of NWFP that touch the tribal areas are known: a civilised status emphasised by a sign on its main drag, advertising the "Oxford high school".
It's one of those things nations can cherry-pick from the fruit bowl of international law without feeling that their "civilised" status is compromised.
Despite the negative historical implications of being called a "nigger lover", they used terms such as "négrophile" and "négrier" almost as terms of endearment to establish their status outside "civilised" society's moral boundaries.
Some of those who defend the status quo argue that France is a civilised country that has simply chosen different priorities.
Justice in a civilised society.
That sounds civilised, too.
It sounds rather civilised.
"Expecting civilised treatment isn't, as the editor of the Sunday Times claimed offensively in response to this complaint, 'having a special victim status'.
