Sentences with phrase «quite civilized»
The legal hackers community is having a quite civilized debate about the whole thing.
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He already uses the dog door and seems to be quite a civilized boy alhough he can pull strongly when on leash.
Her fosterer says «Sophie is housebroken, gentle, undemanding, quite civilized, and a nice lady to have around.»
At the beginning, the C 63 manages to be quite civilized, but then jumps forward.
The suspension is firm but the ride is quite civilized.
Around town at reasonable speeds, the McLaren is quite civilized, its transmission operating seamlessly and lacking the herky - jerky pogoing action of many dual - clutch systems (I'm looking at you, Audi).
We are supposed to see the irony in this, given that the natives are actually quite civilized while it is the Vikings who are brutal and murderous.
It may sound childish but actually this elegant bowling alley, located in the Hollywood Roosevelt Hotel is quite the civilized date spot.
They can even satisfy a craving for dessert — Jonas sometimes enjoys them with an espresso, which sounds quite civilized and delicious.
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So crucial is the factor of routine to the endurance of social order within a civilized society that Whitehead quite earnestly asserts that, «Routine is the god of every social system....
It is quite another to call the fight by civilized nations against terrorism, including state sponsored terrorism, an act of terrorism itself whether you agree with the fight or not.
It's all very civilized, and yes, quite admirable.
Levi has now entered the blogosphere, which will be quite a change from the relatively civilized world of think tanks and Op - Ed pages.
This is quite a successful conspiracy, hoodwinking the rest of the civilized world (and now India and China too) into surrendering their freedoms.
The human body is quite capable of adapting to, and even being fairly comfortable in, a much wider range of temperatures than the average «civilized» person might believe.