Sentence examples for uncivilized were from inspiring English sources

Its inhabitants, a mountain people described by Greco-Roman authors as warlike and uncivilized, were conquered by the Roman general Publius Servilius Vatia "Isauricus" in a three-year campaign, 76 74 bc.

Uncivilized is a little too raw to be called atmospheric, a little too pub-band to be called jazz, and a little too antivirtuoso to be called orchestral.

(Notably, the U.S. allows foreign adoptions. Does this make it "uncivilized?") There are a few Western nations that ban foreign adoptions, but they can afford to do so because they have a modern social and health care infrastructure to support adoptions, their orphanages provide quality care, and there is a long line of parents who want to adopt their countries' own children".

If your brother-in-law's wife continues to be uncivilized then do not be afraid to approach her with a stern attitude.

The real danger, he said, emanated from the hills, where the Ossetians were "uncivilized," not from the Ossetians from the valley like the ones in Shavshvebi.

Zeng Guofan, the general and a Confucian scholar, thought the Britons were "uncivilized and unruly, and they didn't understand the Confucian concepts of loyalty and trust," Mr. Platt writes.

I wasn't sure I agreed, but I could understand how people believed that late-term abortions were uncivilized.

But have you ever asked yourself what caused the Badistanis to be bad and savage, or why we are uncivilized?

Allowing cellphone use on airplanes is uncivilized.

I really think it is uncivilized.

She now inclines to the view that "cowboy" tactics in immigration raids are uncivilized.