Sentence examples for true cities from inspiring English sources
True cities should never have such smalltown mentalities.
But true cities are dense, messy, uncontrolled and cosmopolitan – the opposite of garden cities or self-styled "office hubs".
Second, the appearance of even such a tremendous centre as Tikal is quite different from that of such true cities as Teotihuacán.
The Classic has been further characterized by the absence of true cities, by theocratic rather than secular government, and by an overall superiority of arts and crafts, with the exception of metallurgy, which appears for the first time in the Postclassic Period.
Uruk was small by today's standards - with only a few thousand inhabitants - but in its time was huge, one of the world's first true cities. "He built the town wall of 'Uruk', city of sheepfolds," proclaims the Epic of Gilgamesh, one of the earliest works of literature.
"They are not true City supporters.
That is true city-making.
Every city in America is approached the last true city; after him.
Still, for many New Yorkers, self-guided navigation remains a sign of true city citizenship.
