Sentence examples for creative civilization from inspiring English sources

It is, he declared, "the mightiest, richest, most creative civilization on earth — a civilization that perturbs the trajectories of all other civilizations just by existing.

The fall of the Roman Empire, and equally -- if not more -- advanced Han, Mauryan and Gupta Empires, as well as so many advanced Mesopotamian Empires, are all testimony to the fact that advanced, sophisticated, complex and creative civilizations can be both fragile and impermanent.

The growth of the Web is probably the largest creative spell that civilization has witnessed.

And he seeks to offer comfort and reproof by recalling that civilization's creative roots in Hellenism and the Renaissance ("The individual is commanded: 'Think, observe, and create' ") and its ethical roots in Hebraic and early Christian writings.

Therefore, it bears responsibility for creative development of multi-civilization for human.

The peoples of Southeast Asia were once thought to have shared a lack of inventiveness since prehistoric times and to have been "receptive" rather than "creative" in their contacts with foreign civilizations.

Folk art is the creative expression of the human struggle toward civilization within a particular environment through the production of useful but aesthetic buildings and objects.

The 21st century is an opportunity for a new visionary blueprint for taking human civilization forward into its next creative and evolutionary leap.

The Sephardic voice would be central in articulating what was termed Convivencia, the creative cultural dynamic that fired medieval Spanish civilization, until its collapse in 1492.

Invasions and wars kept a once-flourishing civilization practically in caves, the only creative production being some rough, shoddily executed pottery.

So in the name of ending sexism forever and saving civilization entirely -- here are some creative ways to refer to a woman getting herself off.