Sentences with phrase «civilised are»

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

Not exact matches

«The stature of the prophet of mercy and humanitarianism is greater and more lofty than to be harmed by cartoons that are unrestrained by decency and civilised standards,» it said.

To be honest I wouldn't even want to make a profit because I think it would be so great if this social service existed in every civilised society.

But more importantly, the response to it by the economic community and by politicians was extremely civilised.

There definitely are civilised ways to express your opinion.

It is for these reasons that civilised states, in recognising the foundational place of the family, have made the public, life - long commitment of marriage as a civil institution.

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

Ethnographic descriptions and anthropological observations of the 19th century highlighted the fact that Malayarayans were different from other hill tribes of Travancore on many counts.3 The Travancore Census Report (1901) describes Malayarayans as «a class of hill tribes, who are little more civilised than the Mannans, and have fixed abodes in the slopes of high mountain ranges.

They're a deeply civilised people and we should stop interfering in proxy - wars.

Hospice care for the dying should, in a civilised society, be provided as standard for all who need it.

Modern warfare is very civilised — compared to the ancient world, that is.

Reason, or more properly «secular reason», needs faith, because it is faith that will save the values and convictions of civilised western society from being trodden under foot by ahistorical pragmatism, relativism and totalitarianism.

The Sabaeans are recognised by historians as a civilised and cultured people.

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

Meanwhile art and it's growth is part of any civilised society.

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.

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.

A sense of the sacred, celebration of the liturgy, wonder and gratitude: these are the things in which we need to be re-educated not justfor the joy of living in an enchanted «Liturgical City» but because it is the only way to keep our education humane and our life civilised.

I do not deny this god's existence, but this god is not one a civilised man would worship.Can someone explain what it truly means to be benevolent or is it left in the hands of false prophets like these who demonize people in the name of their lord?

Haeckel also believed Negroes were savages and that Whites were the most civilised.

Luther's use of dialectic («man is totally free... man is absolutely bound») to reach the existential affirmation that it was only through grace that man could take the smallest step at all towards anything spiritually good, enunciated with Luther's dogmatism, seemed to be an attack on the whole civilised Christian tradition of good letters: devoted, refined and peaceful.

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

I think that having a chilled box of wine in the fridge is extremely practical and civilised.

It would be much more civilised to have made this soup and eat it by the spoonful!

Versions three, four and five were much more civilised, and I'm here to present you with my final beloved loaf.

thanks for the sensible comment fatboy yep i know i do get that they do nt really mean it, but i just cant come to terms with that, i do nt really expect civilised culture in a sport but generally from the people in the world, yep you are right about the real world, maybe thats the reason it annoys me extremely, i mean look our world is rotten to the core, the human mindset is terrible when it faces danger or problems for himself, and maybe thats the reason i just want football to stay as just as an entertainment industry but when i see that people even here let the words flow in any kind of way just because the are frustrated, i really cant come to terms with it, i really love black humor and some akbs react angrily when some fans tell some wheelchair jokes or for example on the post from admin where one could write jokes about wenger, some were really awesome, but when people cant control their emotion after a game and abuse other people it just irritates me as hell cause i really think that thats one of the big problems in the world..

Our English lot, more especially the ones privileged enough to afford a matchday ticket at The Emirates are too «civilised» to spend up to this BS.

This is also a kind of soccer hooliganism and should not be tolerated by civilised society.

I have a real issue with what Steve Bould is supposed to be doing for his salary, but I try and do it in a civilised way.

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.

If you can't conduct friendly team rivalry without bitter personal hatred and spite - when TRUE hatred should be reserved only for terrorists, racists, bigots and low life oiks (from wherever they come and who ever they support, even if it is Arsenal,) then you are not a fully civilised human being, in my opinion.

It has been well said that an Arsenal supporter who goes to Chelsea and expects a warm and civilised welcome is rather like a man who goes to the top of the White Cliffs of Dover, drops a rose petal down over the edge and waits to hear the echo.

If you know anything about Anthropology, you will understand that what we are seeing here, is what we have seen through civilised history: In the days of the caveman, the best women were always attracted to the most successful hunter - gatherers (the man who could take best care of her) but in today's world, those who are seen as the «best» are the wealthiest.

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.

What really confuses me most, however, is how the two - faced, xenophobic, incompetent and irresponsible British footballing media, and authorities, continue to act as supporters of this policy of play which will ultimately (rather naively on their part) conclude with a British national football team NEVER EVER again winning another international tournament as the rest of the footballing world and authorities continue to move on to develop a more civilised game that does not tolerate such physically harmful tactics.

After all, it's only more «civilised» cultures that don't breastfeed or have a shorter nursing time.

«Politics in this country is still conducted on a relatively civilised basis, and I wonder whether paid - for advertising would undermine that.»

Nobody should be homeless in a civilised and caring society.

«We believe that repeal of the Hunting Act would be barbaric and a backward step for a civilised society.

This is not a clash of civilisations, it's not Muslims versus the rest of us - it's evil terrorists on the one hand against civilised people of all religions on the other,» he said.

Marsh «very passionately» supports euthanasia, describing it as «a sign of deeply advanced and civilised society: Two markers of civilisation are the number of people riding bicycles and the presence of euthanasia.»

Removing names by due process, using the quasi-judicial methods outlined in the Public Elections (Registration of Voters) Regulations, 2016 (C.I. 91) and by the Supreme Court, is the democratic, constitutional and civilised way to go; unless we are already fed - up with the Rule of Law and Due Process and are longing and yearning for the return of dictatorial rule.

And uncivilised peoples, moreover, were not owed the same standard of conduct as the civilised.

Truth is many on the left, both professionally in the party and socially via the vote, supported section 28, believe homosexual practice to be wrong, thinks the EU erodes their freedom not enhances it, and finds state - funded baby - killing to be a poor indicator of a supposedly «civilised» society: whatever the middle - class metropolitan «progressives» might sneeringly say.

Emerging as an element of the European «standard of civilization» in the 19th century, the laws of war were meant, in part, to distinguish «civilised» Europe from the «uncivilised» rest of the world.

The simple flaw in allocating voting power by economic wealth is that it leads to systems of government that have already been tried and rejected by most civilised countries.

Originally referring to a distinctly European society of states, references to «civilised nations» are today taken to invoke the wider «international community».

While I sense a very strong desire across the Tory family to conduct the Brexit debate in a civilised manner so that post-referendum reunification can be secured, unhappiness could quickly follow the expected «Remain» outcome.

Pensions are never the most exciting item on the political agenda but they are a vital part of a civilised society.

Anyone listening to the BBC's coverage of the Government's Comprehensive Spending Review could be forgiven for thinking that all civilised life was about to come to an end.