Pronunciation of the English word civilisation.
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1. | Among human beings, the subjection of women is much more complete at a certain level of civilisation than it is among savages. And the subjection is always reinforced by morality. | |
2. | Many a gentleman of the old school has been provoked to remark regretfully upon the under-bred manners and bearing of even the better classes in the modern industrial communities; and the decay of the ceremonial code—or as it is otherwise called, the vulgarisation of life—among the industrial classes proper has become one of the chief enormities of latter-day civilisation in the eyes of all persons of delicate sensibilities. | |
3. | We discovered relics of an ancient civilisation. | |
4. | The tropical forests contain a half of the species in the world, so their disappearance is doubly damaging, and it is astonishing but true that our civilisation, whose imagination has reached the boundaries of the universe, does not know, to within a factor of ten, how many species the earth supports. | |
5. | The Mayans built a great civilisation in Central America. | |
6. | This is a highly developed civilisation. | |
7. | In western civilisation, waste of food is still a common thing. | |
8. | The veneer we call civilisation is only skin deep. |