Sentence examples for civilization makes from inspiring English sources

As our civilization makes the jump from analog to digital, communication is increasingly carried by fiber-optic cables and relatively weak cellphone repeaters rather than powerful broadcast transmitters.

A few of the locals in the Yabba may resemble devils, but there's an innocence to them, too, and Grant, the stand-in for modern civilization, makes for a poor angel.

Mentasti told me that her pictures reflect this duality: "The tension between old values and Western civilization makes it difficult for the Inuit, especially the youth, to assert their own identity and find a place in the world.

An intricate saga of the Norse gods and a veiled assault on plutocratic capitalism, the "Ring" is, arguably, the most ambitious work of art ever attempted, and, unless human civilization makes an abrupt swerve back toward bourgeois grandeur, it is unlikely to have future rivals.

Luckily, history does provide us with clues about our future when civilization makes massive leaps forward.

These items are like 21st-century cave paintings -- they are marks that our civilization makes for the next generation".

BIZ: You mean enhance civilization, make it even better?

It wasn't long before the comforts of civilization made the trip seem like a dream.