Significados de civilised nation en inglés

No other civilised nation would allow such desecration of its loveliest estuary.

In every civilised nation the mass of the people are inert and indifferent.

He must be the sovereign head of a civilised nation.

The opulent and highly civilised nation leaves the education of the people to free competition.

In a really humane and civilised nation:

The Protestant missionary societies throughout Europe and America were indignant at this conduct of a civilised nation.

The appearance of his book he knew was expected and waited for in every civilised nation of the globe.

I know of no civilised nation where the procedures for dealing with dead soldiers and sailors are not meticulously observed.'

It seems Hogan is reminding us that this conventionally civilised nation scrubs its living in the midst of hostile wilderness.

But this is not a humane and civilised nation, and never will be while it accepts Christianity as its religion.

A handful of daring adventurers from a civilised nation wander to some savage country, and reduce the aboriginal race to bondage.

We Russians are the only so-called civilised nation who are brutal enough for that; but we are far from being civilised really.

We can hardly deny to a growing and civilised nation the right to expand at the expense of barbarous hunters and nomads.

Mr Cooper, in his remarks upon his own countrymen, says, very ill-naturedly-TheAmericans are the grossest feeders of any civilised nation known.

He appeals to the practical utility of the science, for what civilised nation could exist without having the means of measuring time?

He fought against the persuasion that the whole mass of a great civilised nation could be inspired by a genuine and sustained hatred.