Sentence examples for so uncivilised from inspiring English sources

"I think people have grown sick of the internet being so uncivilised and want it to be more livable in".

He used one that makes sense only if you regard Africa as a place so uncivilised, its inhabitants all sit in tribes banging bongos, an activity so dominant that the drum features twice in the name of the country.

While the "war on terror" is a vacuous attempt to civilise the so-called uncivilised world, America, much like the terror states it so despises, will go to any lengths to protect its own interests.

Never mind the impact on the teachers, who pass it on to their pupils – especially when they are suffering from the uncivilised, uncivilising impact of performance-related pay based on Sats results.

In doing so, they are not living an uncivilised life, nor are they endangering the world economy.

The same is true of chemicals, and civilised countries do not use chemical weapons either.But uncivilised countries do, and so do terrorists.

And it is in a spirit of dauntless righteousness that they continue to dismiss the English of lesser mortals as "uncivilised", "vile", "fatuous", "abominable" and so on.

Drunken, looting, uncivilised monster".

I find it very uncivilised.

They are untamed, uncivilised, and unpredictable.

They were shiftless, ungovernable and "uncivilised".