Sentence examples for civilized infrastructure from inspiring English sources

Yet in Mr. Biggs's new book, "Wealth, War and Wisdom," he says people should "assume the possibility of a breakdown of the civilized infrastructure".

The premise: The civilized countries, the ones with bicameral governments and honest police forces and good infrastructure and the rule of law and wealth and privilege, the entire West — when the dead came home they couldn't hold out.

"When the so-called civilized community, with all its might, pounces on a small country, and ruins infrastructure that has been built over generations – well, I don't know, is this good or bad?" Mr. Putin said.

Prime Minister Vladimir V. Putin, in particular, has been scathing about Western intervention in Libya, comparing Resolution 1973 to "a medieval call to the Crusades" and saying "the so-called civilized community, with all its might, pounces on a small country, and ruins infrastructure that has been built over generations".

We are really missing an opportunity here to create something from the ground up, to create the infrastructure to support high tech and our most vulnerable citizens...a model for a civilized society and city.

"Civilized, barbaric.

Very civilized.

So civilized.

— It's very civilized.

It just seems civilized.

So much more civilized.