Sentence examples for discrete civilizations from inspiring English sources
Dividing the world into discrete civilizations is not just crude.
Despite the fundamental uniformity of medieval Jewish culture, distinctive Jewish subcultures were shaped by the cultural and political divisions within the Mediterranean basin, in which Arabic Muslim and Latin Christian civilizations coexisted as discrete and self-contained societies.
The two volumes were discrete, the first discussing the evolution of civilization and human origins among the Old World monkeys.
While it is increasingly acknowledged that climate change will affect all ecosystems and levels of civilization, there is still a tendency to treat climate change as a discrete set of policy issues.
Seeking to defend religion, Armstrong argues that it acts against violence as often as it encourages it; that civilization itself is inherently violent; that religious tradition is not "a single, unchanging essence"; and that, for most of human history, religion was indistinguishable from politics, society, and culture, and therefore "religious violence" was meaningless as a discrete category.
Civilizations are illusory.
We imagined discrete entities.
Now comes "Civilizations".
It's what sinks civilizations.
