Sentence examples for future civilisation from inspiring English sources

In the story, future civilisation is homogenous, and humans have retreated to living in individual isolation in private pods within vast underground cities, connected via virtual networks.

One crafty way to ensure that your future civilisation echoes the current one is to shoot your film in existing locations.

His fascination with the working class and low-brow borders on a sort of deification – literally in his 2005 novel The Book of Dave, in which the scribbled rantings of a bigoted taxi driver become the foundation of a future civilisation.

If this shoe was the only artefact to survive the nuclear apocalypse, what would future civilisations make of us?

Librarians at the Bodleian have literally described their mission as safeguarding essential human knowledge for future civilisations.

It's the sort of thing future civilisations will base entire academic departments around trying to understand.

Having tackled the dilemmas of future civilisations, in galaxies both near and far, Gleeson's own star is rising.

What will future civilisations think of Manhattan when they dig it up and discover the carefully laid-out network of streets?

Future civilisations will find traces of humankind's 50 billion bird-a-year habit in the fossil record, a marker for what we now call the Anthropocene.

That's intercut with interviews with scientists talking about how you can leave a signal for future civilisations not to go into this burial chamber.

A modernist palace of culture built from 130,000 cubic metres of concrete, London's Barbican Centre is the kind of building you can imagine future civilisations stumbling across like Charlton Heston in Planet of the Apes.