Sentence examples for more civilised values from inspiring English sources
People moved from barbaric practises to more civilised values and small incremental improvements in behaviour became the norm.
Tennis is much more civilised, and civilisation is something I search for in everything, every day".
Simply rewatching the MGM movie on DVD is more thought-provoking, with its occupying American/Roman army boasting of Western civilised values while jailing suspected trouble-makers without trial.
Protecting universal values without honouring what are now seen as core liberal ideals, these archaic imperial regimes were more civilised than a great many states that exist today.
This value system builds in a pessimism about the current state of culture, a nostalgia for a more civilised past, a distrust of the innovations of the young, a rejection of the possibility of scientific and technological progress, and a paranoia about the incursion of science into the sacred territory of the humanities.
"The voters think it is more civilised.
The EU way was "much more civilised".
What could be more civilised?
Now we're more civilised".
China meanwhile became more and more civilised.
