Sentence examples for former civilizations from inspiring English sources
But just as cities are built on the foundations of former civilizations, you could not help thinking that some of Dietrich's energy still charged the air, molecule upon molecule, as the girls in their garçon trousers passed through it.
"What an imagination to pull off such a rustic setting with the detritus and ruins of former civilizations overrun with vegetation".
We have tracked the ascendance of all former civilizations through their writings, from cave drawings, to papyrus manuscripts, to books, and now to digital.
He chose the name Phoenix, giving the explanation, "A new city will spring phoenix-like upon the ruins of a former civilization".
In his journals, he laments the archeological wealth of Great Britain and gives thanks that in New England "we have not to lay the foundation of our houses in the ashes of a former civilization".
"We are an old civilization.
Moreover, one of the other central pillars of Iran's cultural diplomacy should also be continued commitment to inter-religious dialogue, building on past initiatives such as the Dialogue Among Civilizations, introduced by former Iranian president Mohammad Khatami.
The author of his biography went so far as to say, "I genuinely believe that if Trump wins and gets nuclear codes, there is an excellent chance it will lead to the end of civilization," and a former director of the CIA said he is very, very concerned because of how erratic Mr. Trump is7.
The former effort is futile culture war; the latter is the rightful province of civilization.
"They might be the most effective target [for cultural tourism]." So it seems there is hope for other culture-rich destinations, like Turkey's Çorum Province, the former center of the ancient Hittite civilization.
