Sentence examples for effects of civilisation from inspiring English sources
There's a tsunami that crashes through the middle of the film like a cascade, its glassy waters filled to bursting with the effects of civilisation, suddenly just so much detritus.
Due to the destructive effects of civilisations passing through Anatolia over the centuries, the forest vegetation was gradually transformed to a steppe formation.
While environmentalists wring their hands about the effects of industrial civilisation, a number of "geo-engineers" are advocating seizing control of the climate, tinkering with Earth's atmosphere or its surface in an attempt to slow the planet's heating.It sounds like some impossible technocratic fever-dream from the 1950s.
In the early 1990s he described himself as an "advocate of civilisation, definer of civilisation, teacher of the rules of civilisation…leader (possibly) of the civilising forces".
Some have argued the effects of the black death helped "reset" European civilisation and contributed to the subsequent Renaissance and European expansionism in later centuries.
Surely, the end of civilisation.
Research libraries preserve the record of civilisation.
They suggest a failure of civilisation.
WHAT is the basis of civilisation?
Hours are spent without sign of civilisation.
