Sentence examples for generate civilization from inspiring English sources

According the Gobineau, the white race was created through such intermingling, which allowed it alone to generate civilization, unlike the other races, which were governed only by the law of repulsion.

"The task of securing a Nobel Literature Prize — viewed as a passport to world recognition as a modern civilization — generated conferences, a national literature prize, delegations to Sweden and countless articles," Julia Lovell, the British sinologist, writes in "The Politics of Cultural Capital," her 2006 book dissecting China's quest for the Nobel Prize in Literature.

Overcome and expose the bitter cynicism settling in the crevices of civilization, elevate, educate, uplift, ascent: generate hope.

The temples would tower above the jungle canopy before the cities were abandoned as Mayan civilization mysteriously collapsed around the ninth century A.D. Some sites generate robust tourism.

Sadly, as savage as their affronts to civilization are, none of these horrific events set precedents in history, nor generate an art of sustained protest and examination of conscience, comparable to the year 1945.

Generate, generate!

The history of Western civilization amply shows the futility of efforts to suppress human curiosity and new scientific discoveries and insights that may challenge dogma and settled expectations or otherwise generate unease.

Obama's science adviser, John Holdren, a physicist on leave from Harvard, has said that he believes "any reasonably comprehensive and up-to-date look at the evidence makes clear that civilization has already generated dangerous anthropogenic interference in the climate system".

To benefit human civilization, H2 has generated considerable interest as potential renewable energy source as its makings are ubiquitous and its combustion yields no greenhouse gases.

As a result, the initial population of the proposed GA, except the first civilization, is not totally generated at random.

In the other civilization, a part of the initial population is randomly generated and the rest is adopted from the previous civilization.