Sentence examples for trace of civilisation from inspiring English sources

You can travel for hundreds of miles without seeing a trace of civilisation.

They, however, probably also introduced the diseases that wiped out the native people, leaving the jungle to claim – and hide – all trace of their civilisation.

It sits in splendid isolation, far from any trace of modern civilisation, its stones scattered around waiting for a mind sensitive enough to reassemble it in imagination and hear its message.

"These are all the traces of the civilisation of the city associated with Angkor Wat, made of wood and thatch, that has disappeared.

Little trace of our current civilisation will remain.

There is little trace of the Jewish civilisation that once thrived in the villages of western Ukraine nothing, in some places, except the marks left behind by unscrewed mezuzahs, the little prayer-scrolls that Jews attach to their doors.Victims commemorated at the sites of mass graves are often recorded only as "Soviet citizens".

The use of medicinal plants for curative purposes is as old as mankind and can be traced from the beginning of civilisation.

Sur's history stretches back millennia, with traces of dozens of civilisations and a much-lauded legacy of pluralism.

In the early 1990s he described himself as an "advocate of civilisation, definer of civilisation, teacher of the rules of civilisation…leader (possibly) of the civilising forces".

He sat in his easy chair surrounded by books and enveloped by civilisation, but with no trace of that superiority that sometimes seems natural to Limeys.

Surely, the end of civilisation.