Sentence examples for given civilization from inspiring English sources
The novel "has balanced savagery and civilization neatly, and given civilization just the barest edge," Christopher Dickey wrote here last year.
Some of the complementarities of any given civilization are between elements of "material" life and ones commonly treated as integral to "culture".
Yes, I know technology is an ever-improving thing for any given civilization, and that someday we may be able to travel far faster than we now believe.
Ideology just gave them permission to break civilization's rules.
The Axis powers may not seem terribly funny (only Italy is probably kind of funny), but it would be hard to deny that they are operating on a sound humorous principle in giving the civilization what might be described as the total hotfoot, since the sufferings of the innocent, the helpless, and the smug, have always been considered fine material for comedy.
Such small stars give a civilization many billions of years of unchanging illumination so it can develop, and star's size means its habitable zone is close in, where planets are less prone to disruption by neighboring stars.
SCHMIDT: Your theory is that the impulse for reinvention so many times after so many dynasties is what gives Chinese civilization its sustainable longevity?
We'll need large, functioning common spaces to give our civilization the resilience it will require as we restore the climate.
France has given much to civilization, she said, sounding much like Mr. Sarkozy.
That's important to remember because for all their potential harms, opioids are a critical part of human civilization given their unique capacity to numb our pain.
