Sentences with word «civilised»

Follow those tips and you can eat all the acne - clearing garlic you want and possibly not become an outcast of civilised society.

It's not about being a liberal or a leftie or an environmentalist; it's about having a basic respect for the truth on a question of the utmost importance for the future of civilised society.

This practice of EFCC arresting Nigerians, detaining them indefinitely so that they can give indicting evidences against themselves is alien to crime investigation in civilised world.

Relaxing on Sunday evening and discussing the race with your mates over a few last beers is a far more civilised way of doing things.

As humans, we've always wanted a world that was more fair, where everyone was thriving rather than reacting, where we would tone down conflict — a more civilised world, in essence.

His claim that torture is «beyond discussion in civilised countries» is made without reference to the many democracies that have not only discussed, but also used or been complicit in the use of torture.

Is it appropriate for civilised nations to take action against a regime who is committing genocide against its own people?

Having a leisurely breakfast when camping is a very civilised way to start the day.

You are a very civilised person.

Mr McCarthy said teaching was the «foundation for civilised society» but suggested the curriculum was too narrow and the focus of the curriculum could be in the wrong place.

A free society of civilised people could generally expect to see that the intervention of political society is a light one given the priority of society over the element dedicated to its governance.

Proust — please note policy on civilised discussion.

«If you can not look for vehicles in a more civilised manner than having troops going into people's houses, breaking down their gates and say you are looking for vehicles, you can not go to DVLA and look through the database and find out what government vehicles are available then what kind of efficiency do we have in government?

«The most accessible, incisive and damning account I have read of the cancerous effect of market capitalism on the very premises of civilised life in Britain.

Classification as uncivilised, in turn, meant that the door to full membership of international society was closed; uncivilised polities could not create international law or participate in diplomatic conferences on equal footing with civilised nations.

Of course, if civilised man continues to rule the planet, no trees will be buried as they will be needed to fuel his extravagant life style.

One of my all - time favourite recipes, from George at Civilised Caveman, that I share in my book «Holistic Nutrition», is something that I haven't been able to have for a while, as it contains cacao and, for those of you who have been following me for a while, you will know that my kiddos don't tolerate cacao through my breastmilk.

Afternoon tea was an institution and it felt so civilised sipping tea and eating little sandwiches and cakes as the sun went down!

It's a beautifully civilised city filled with boutique hotels, vibrant nightlife and quaint, cobbled streets.

But the sort of buyers drawn to the S63's mega performance are unlikely to be put off by how civilised it is.

The very act of living a decent and upright life is in itself a positive factor in maintaining civilised standards.»

An extremely civilised conclusion.

It certainly showed what the platform was capable of, but the team decided it was also too extreme to present to management as a potential production model, so when the prototype was eventually demonstrated to VW's top brass at the company's Ehra - Lessien test facility it was in a far more civilised state of tune.

«Sir, it is so far from being natural for a man and woman to live in a state of marriage, that we find all the motives which they have for remaining in that connection, and the restraints which civilised society imposes to prevent separation, are hardly sufficient to keep them together.»

Now in my humble opinion the world will be more be more civilised place once dessert tapas becomes an actual thing.

As I said, I am looking for civilised dialogue between experts, rather than partisan comments from web sites on one side or the other.

The occasion called for an unconditional apology for yet another flouting of the normal rules of civilised behaviour.

The Jeep Grand Cherokee sits at the opposite end of the range, designed to deliver an altogether more civilised experience.

Through Operation Anchorage, newspaper clippings in loading screens, John Henry Eden's broadcasts and other pieces of supplementary story, you get to learn bits and pieces about the time before, including attitudes and what civilised life was like in that universe.

I know it came as a shock to him that I would walk away, but our discussions have been incredibly civilised with no recriminations and no fall - out.

Personally, I feel Andromeda's story writing was good enough, but the actual character dialogue felt like I was playing Saints Row 4 and it really disjointed me from believing this crew was from the same civilised time as Sheppard and for that matter, even chosen for the mission.

It would be nice to think that in a relatively civilised industry such as is legal and professional publishing, where most people are thoughtful, intelligent and decent, that there would be little place for behaviours that may be considered sneaky and underhand.

Shots of pink and blue neon lights reflect from the solitary beacon of a highway liquor store in a desolated wasteland, as King's pictures tell of a forgotten America, a lawless wild cut off from civilised society.

As some observers questioned such an attack would resonate with the wealthy voters of Richmond Park, the ex-Tory MP decided to keep things civilised.

The rule of fixed law, reliable because its subject matter is mechanistically determined, and specific in its reaction, not possessed of free - will nor subject to unpredictable changes of reaction or property, is the foundation of the exact sciences, and by derivation the foundation also of our modern civilised life.

You know that I an content now that I am virtually certain Wenger is very near to his end as our manager and I propose we now leave it at that, in an effort to start our now jointly agreed more civilised discourse.

How civilised are the party workers collecting numbers outside, politely conversing across an ideological chasm.

It was a perfectly civilised debate and the atmosphere was very agreeable.»

At the same time, a rather civilised debate was breaking out on Ludgate Circus.

But we couldn't help thinking the official procession all sounds a bit too civilised.

Bone Tomahawk takes it to the extreme with a gang of cannibalistic troglodytes kidnapping more civilised folk and ending them in cruel ways before feasting on their flesh.

Stay civilised when discussing the finer points of your gaming experience.