Sentence examples for view of civilization from inspiring English sources

As such, his pessimistic interpretations of his patients' conflicts were inseparable from a dark, if not tragic, view of civilization.

This view of civilization was also standard in the era's natural history museums, which incorporated "primitive" peoples in its surveys of the natural world.

Presented by Theater for a New Audience, this production, originally from the Young Vic in London, offers an hourlong immersion in Kafka's grim view of civilization.

Enjoy your last view of civilization.

"The Day of the Locust" was not simply a film about Hollywood but an apocalyptical view of Western civilization.

As before, the book is rife with explicit sex, misogynism, racist observations and a generally morbid view of Western civilization, if not also of humanity.

"The West's messianic thinking has distorted the world view of ancient civilizations like the Mayans," the institute said in a statement.

But the Nazis, as evil as they were, had a twisted view of what Western civilization should stand for.

But with all the millions of earths and super-earths now being discovered in our own galaxy, this crazy religious human-centric view of life and civilization doesn't hold water.

Only at night, when jewel-like cities rotated into view, did clear signs of civilization emerge.

Whatever the right interpretation, his view of the nature of civilization will figure into his thinking.