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Sentences starting with civilisation

Civilisation tested at top and bottom both, you see. [5]

Sentences ending with civilisation

She can't afford to see him slaughtered here, where he's fighting the fight of civilisation. [11]
He saw in this madcap Radical Member one of the crude but strong expressions of advanced civilisation. [11]
I think my principle holds good; give uniform, give responsibility--under European surveillance of course--get British civilisation. [11]
Whilst observing the barbarous inhabitants of Tierra del Fuego, it struck me that the possession of some property, a fixed abode, and the union of many families under a chief, were the indispensable requisites for civilisation. [1]
The first five are reminiscent of "border days and deeds"-- of days before the great railway was built which changed a waste into a fertile field of civilisation. [11]
Tim Denton was a Pioneer, with all the comradeship which lay in the word, and he was that sort of lover who has seen one woman, and can never see another--not the product of the most modern civilisation. [11]

Short sentences using civilisation

Was civilisation worth the game? [11]

More example sentences with the word civilisation in them

The restless who will not follow any steady occupation--and this relic of barbarism is a great check to civilisation (17. [1]
But here she was, an Indian, with few signs of civilisation or of that breeding which seems to white people the only breeding fit for earth or heaven. [11]
Dicky's invariable reply was that we couldn't, and that things weren't moving very much towards a higher civilisation in Egypt. [11]
His real weapon was his brain, that which civilisation had given him in lieu of primitive prowess and the giant's strength. [11]
His was a type which belonged to the civilisation from which he himself had come. [11]
It all belonged to some degenerate land, some exhausted civilisation, not to this field of vigour where life rang like silver. [11]
In looking at this prospect for good work in the cause of civilisation, he was not deceived, he was not allured. [11]
They were facing the wild North, where civilisation was hacking and hewing and ploughing its way to newer and newer cities, in an empire ever spreading to the Pole. [11]
We realise that the edifice of public justice is built of precedents, from the ground upward; but we do not always realise that all the other details of our civilisation are likewise built of precedents. [5]
In a rude state of civilisation the robbery of strangers is, indeed, generally considered as honourable. [1]
I am never so healthy and happy, when away from you, as in prowling round the outposts of civilisation, and living on beans and bear's meat. [11]
Now, when the real Charley Steele emerged again, the folds of mind and soul unrolling to the million-voiced creation and touched by the antenna of a various civilisation, the phantom Charley was gone once more into obscurity. [11]
It is no rarity now--so does law and civilisation provide opportunities for proving their existence. [11]
Kaid and Claridge Pasha pursued their course of civilisation in the Soudan, and who could tell what danger might not bring forth? [11]
Now he was out of work, or so it seemed; he had stepped down from his scarlet-coated dignity, from the place of guardian and guide of civilisation, into the idleness of a tavern stoop. [11]
Yet she could only think of England as the engine of civilisation, as an evangelising power, as the John the Baptist of the nations--a country with a mission. [11]
He knew that Kaid would snatch at any offered comfort, would cherish any alleviating lie, would steal back from science and civilisation and the modern palace to the superstition of the fellah's hut. [11]
For years he had secretly loosened the foundations of David's work, and the triumph of Oriental duplicity over Western civilisation and integrity was sweet in his mouth. [11]
I have re-created France; and, from the ashes Of the old feudal and decrepit carcase, Civilisation on her luminous wings Soars, phoenix-like, to Jove! [11]
Within the past few weeks she had had visions of such a world beyond this active and ordered civilisation, where the will and the conscience of a man or woman was the only law. [11]
Many nations, no doubt, have fallen away in civilisation, and some may have lapsed into utter barbarism, though on this latter head I have met with no evidence. [1]
You work for civilisation; you must have civilisation behind you. [11]
You'll be in civilisation again, and in a rising town of white people--Groise 'll be a city in five years, and you can grow up and grow rich with the place. [11]
Although civilisation thus checks in many ways the action of natural selection, it apparently favours the better development of the body, by means of good food and the freedom from occasional hardships. [1]
The highest civilisation can be independent. [11]
Ye hear the call of civilisation, but we heap the Muezzin--" He stopped, and searched mechanically for his watch. [11]
But every day brought out new capacities for endurance and larger resources; so that Malbrouck, who had known the clash of civilisation with barbarian battle, and deeds both dour and doughty, and who loved a man of might, regarded this youth with increasing favour. [11]
Egypt will not believe in English civilisation, Europe will not believe in her humanity and honesty, so long as he pursues his wicked course. [11]
For a time at least he remains in the old civilisation an entity, an isolated, unabsorbed fact which has capacities for explosion. [11]
And in still another panic of fright we have this same tough civilisation saving its honour by condemning an innocent man to multiform death, and hugging and whitewashing the guilty one. [5]
The perfectly regular and wonderfully complex construction of the languages of many barbarous nations has often been advanced as a proof, either of the divine origin of these languages, or of the high art and former civilisation of their founders. [1]
But he had a civilisation akin to the highest; incongruous, therefore, to the general as the sympathy between the United States and Russia. [11]

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