Sentence examples for civilized communication from inspiring English sources
"Because of code-switching, I'm not so concerned that the Internet will destroy civilized communication as we know it," Donoghue told me.
The beauty of the internet is that it relies on a purer, more civilized form of communication – one that is searchable, linkable, copy-and-pasteable, and can be consumed and responded to at your own pace.
There are general patterns to how the early civilizations were force fit into empires that facilitated communication between diverse civilized worldviews.
A civilized, empowered society with effective communication strategies would not have a significant need for abortion.
Rightly or wrongly, fans of "The Emigrants," "The Rings of Saturn," "Vertigo," and "Austerlitz" associate him with the tram, the train, and the swaying boat: all the conveyances of a Europe that was not quite up to speed with our craving for unchecked communication, and that spoke instead of a civilized obsession with moseying, meandering, and delay.
It was a woman, then, who invented a global means of communication, enabling people to write to each other all over the world, and also a woman who civilized man, by removing him from his hunter-gatherer, acorn-eating style of life.
