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Example sentences for "uncivilized"

Lexicographically close words:
uncinate; uncircumcised; uncircumcision; uncivil; uncivilised; unckle; unclad; unclaimed; unclasp; unclasped
  1. This district is inhabited by a tribe that is composed wholly of direct descendants of the Prophet, but which nevertheless is notorious for its uncivilized ways, and its robberies.

  2. It might have had some very unpleasant consequences politically, for it involved the use of armed force against allies, even though these allies were but a race of wild and uncivilized people.

  3. If the uncivilized nation lacks a government and suffers from disorder, it is an act of charity for a civilized nation to set up a government there which will act for the benefit of the people of the country.

  4. If the uncivilized nation has its own orderly form of government and is at peace, no other nation has the right to interfere under pretext of introducing a higher type of government.

  5. As long, therefore, as a body of men remain sane, even though they be uncivilized or addicted to crime, they cannot become oblivious of the Natural Law.

  6. The close resemblance of certain practices of the medicine-men among uncivilized nations in different parts of the globe, is especially suggestive.

  7. If, therefore, we desire to obtain an accurate idea of the primitive treatment of diseases by means of music, a reference to the usages of some rude tribes in uncivilized lands will be the proper step for acquiring the information.

  8. The notations of musical scales of uncivilized nations emanating from European travellers who have heard the people sing, are certainly to be received with caution.

  9. Even the most uncivilized tribes ought not to be ignored in this enquiry, because the dictates of instinct are often not less suggestive than the speculations of reason.

  10. May it not date from a remote period in which the physicians of European nations resorted to music and incantations like the medicine-men of uncivilized tribes of whom an account has been given in the beginning of this essay?

  11. This is perhaps more frequently observable among uncivilized nations than with Europeans.

  12. Howbeit, the minor scale is especially popular, not only with several uncivilized races, but also with several who have cultivated the art of music to a high degree.

  13. To get the feel of uncivilized life, let us recall how savages with the comparatively advanced degree of culture reached by our native Indian tribes may fall to when really hungry.

  14. When we read the descriptions of our nature as given by William James, McDougall, or even Thorndike, with all his reservations, we get a rather impressive idea of our possibilities, not a picture of uncivilized life.

  15. Northward and eastward lay great stretches of land, inhabited by unsubdued and uncivilized native tribes of continental and most probably of Korean origin, and thus more or less closely akin to the Yamato men.

  16. As far as the number of converts is concerned, progress has been more rapid, as was the case in the first Christian centuries, among uncivilized tribes.

  17. It was a strange sight to me, the first really uncivilized people I had ever seen.

  18. In all uncivilized people there is a lack of application, and any injury they sustain arises from the confinement necessary for study.

  19. It is therefore important to inquire whether the uncivilized races are really inferior in capacity to Europeans.

  20. Many Americans who considered slavery an evil had found no way out of the difficulty when the alternative was to turn loose upon society so many uncivilized men without the ability to discharge the duties of citizenship.

  21. The uncivilized tribes will be subject to such laws and regulations as the United States may from time to time adopt in regard to aboriginal tribes of that country.

  22. This is the case even among uncivilized peoples who marry early.

  23. Among most uncivilized races there appear to be few or no "sexually frigid" women.

  24. Ellis seems to imply, to uncivilized peoples, nor is it necessary that wife-purchase should always accompany it.

  25. I used to call America an uncivilized country, you remember.

  26. That pernicious eloquence that in uncivilized ages had helped to nourish crime by a maudlin sympathy for the criminal, had ceased to exist.

  27. What could an uncivilized mind say of our railroads, or magnificent cathedrals, our palaces, our splendor, our wealth, our works of art.

  28. On the contrary, one of the most generally applicable statements we can make with reference to the psychology of uncivilized man is that it shows, in a remarkable degree, what we may term a vis inertiƦ as regards upward movement.

  29. But our data for comparison of averages are not, by any means, as satisfactory as could be wished; for nowhere are the direct descendants of uncivilized races given equal advantages with those of the descendants of peoples already civilized.

  30. We need not, therefore, look for a single supreme divinity among the old Aryans; nor may we expect to find any sense, active or dormant, of monotheism in the primitive intelligence of uncivilized men.

  31. All these conceptions are so obvious to the uncivilized intelligence, that stories founded upon them need not be supposed to have a common origin, unless there turns out to be a striking similarity among their minor details.

  32. The reverence paid to the chieftain of the tribe while living was continued and exaggerated after his death The uncivilized man is everywhere incapable of grasping the idea of death as it is apprehended by civilized people.

  33. Indeed it is not improbable a priori that the original inference involved in the notion of the other self may be sufficiently simple and obvious to fall within the capacity of animals even less intelligent than uncivilized man.

  34. Another world-wide myth, which shows how similar are the mental habits of uncivilized men, is the myth of the tortoise.

  35. Thus arises the belief in an ever-present world of souls or ghosts, a belief which the entire experience of uncivilized man goes to strengthen and expand.

  36. Therefore, argues the uncivilized mind, he is to be cajoled and propitiated more sedulously now than before his strange transformation.

  37. And to the uncivilized thinker this inference is strengthened, as Mr. Spencer has shown, by evidence registered on his own tribal totem or heraldic emblem.

  38. There are no more fresh, uncivilized races to come into Europe to take the place of those which are now said to be decaying.

  39. We allow mankind to go ahead of us for a few years, just to prepare the way, and get our corn and oats into working order; and then we gain a foothold in the newly acquired lands, and naturally oust the uncivilized natives.

  40. I enticed him into the subject, by connecting it with the various researches into the manners and customs of uncivilized nations, that have been made by our late navigators into the South Seas.

  41. Simplicity, so essential to the idea, is the characteristic of a rude and quite uncivilized people, and is again adopted by men in their highest state of refinement.

  42. They are as uncivilized and unchristianized as the Trinobantes were at the landing of Julius Caesar, about nineteen hundred years ago.

  43. Captain Parry found the Esquimaux near the North Pole as uncivilized as the miserable creatures who inhabit the dens of our great cities.

  44. Yet these uncivilized people live in our midst.

  45. With a change of mind, I landed thousands of miles further north into the interior of uncivilized Africa, the home of wild beasts.


  46. The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "uncivilized" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word.
    Other words:
    animal; atrocious; back; barbarian; barbaric; barbarous; beastly; bestial; bloodthirsty; bloody; boorish; brutal; brute; churlish; cruel; demoniacal; devilish; diabolic; diabolical; fell; feral; ferocious; fiendish; fierce; heathen; hellish; impolite; infernal; inhuman; loutish; malign; malignant; merciless; murderous; outlandish; outrageous; pitiless; primitive; rough; rude; rugged; ruthless; sadistic; sanguinary; savage; tactless; truculent; unchristian; uncivil; uncivilized; uncombed; unconscionable; uncouth; uncultivated; uncultured; ungodly; unholy; unhuman; unkempt; unlicked; unpolished; unrefined; untamed; vicious; wicked; wild; wolfish