1
It was strongest in ancient times, and IS strongest in uncivilised regions.
2
They have nomadic tendencies; and, in their uncivilised state, scarcely practise agriculture.
3
At any rate, he did a very unapproved and most uncivilised thing.
4
They were pugnacious, and in their uncivilised way fought frequent wars.
5
He was quite uncivilised in every respect, and was utterly heathen.
6
They are very savage and uncivilised and lead a wandering life, hunting game.
7
Dinner as uncivilised but as hospitable as could be expected at half-past nine.
8
But the rough uncivilised Cossacks of the Don were not bad fellows after all.
9
The great eyes of this specimen of uncivilised humanity clouded over, and then brightened.
10
An uncivilised people, we call them in our lordly way, but they are young.
11
Yes, I suppose I am uncivilised, and I never want to be anything else.
12
Surely no animal could be more uncivilised or cannibalistic in its desires than man!
13
Are they cruel, savage, and uncivilised, or hospitable and humane?
14
How unintellectual, how uncivilised, such a scene, and such actors!
15
For many of us such disparities are self-evidently obscene, a hallmark of an uncivilised society.
16
The Karamojong tribe in northern Uganda has a reputation for being violent, uncivilised and stubborn.
