Sentence examples for human civilisations from inspiring English sources

For example, do genes share anything in common with modern human civilisations?

Meetings between mismatched human civilisations have rarely ended well, so maybe one could be pessimistic.

His concept of a super-organism is expansive, encompassing ant colonies and human civilisations, and correspondingly loose.

Human groups – including human civilisations – are fundamentally different from animal species, and historical conflicts differ greatly from natural selection processes.

Early human civilisations populated the heavens above with a multitude of Gods endowed with some all too human characteristics – from their outer appearance to their innermost motivations.

The longest of the World's Large Rivers, the Nile, is also one of the most ancient in terms of the impact of human civilisations.

Which catastrophes could actually end human civilisation?

Construction firms claimed it would outlast human civilisation.

Human civilisation still has a long way to go.

"Human civilisation is not that old," he replied.

The birth of human civilisation belongs to us all.