Sentence examples for civilizational decline from inspiring English sources
And though there is a slight implication of civilizational decline in his work, as if to lament that intellectuals today are not what they once were, his arguments are always well made.
Social conservatives can seem like the perennial pessimists of American politics — more comfortable with resignation than with hope, perpetually touting evidence of family breakdown, social disintegration and civilizational decline.
They are still wedded to the notion that the West is in civilizational decline and that Russia has an opportunity to press its short-term interests in the immediate neighborhood including Ukraine, the Caucasus and Central Asia.
Speaking of civilizational clashes, did anyone notice that "maybe" in a recent TIME cover story picking up on Spenglerian themes and headlined "The Decline and Fall of Europe (and Maybe the West)"?
All civilizational norms were tossed aside.
"We are provoking civilizational struggle," he writes.
They are threats to our civilizational order.
His Ottoman counterparts felt a similar civilizational crisis.
They obey scientific rigor rather than mere civilizational tendencies.
It is national; it is international; it is civilizational.
Bannon often described China as a "civilizational challenge".
