Civilized

The international community works together for a more civilized world with human rights and equality.

The school teaches students about the importance of being a civilized citizen.

A civilized society values order and discipline over chaos and anarchy.

The parrot had been civilized and had learned to speak many words.

The program was designed to civilized troubled youth and teach them life skills.

The civilized behavior of the athletes on the field sets a positive example for the younger generation.

A civilized person obeys traffic laws and drives safely.

The camel had been civilized to carry heavy loads across the desert.

The challenge of creating a truly civilized world requires a shared commitment to peace, justice, and equality.

A civilized discussion requires listening to different opinions.

The deer had been civilized and was now living in a zoo.

The etiquette class aims to civilized the participants by teaching them the social norms and rules.

A civilized person is open-minded and willing to learn.

Many young people move to civilized cities to pursue their dreams and find better job opportunities.

The school promotes a civilized environment where bullying is not tolerated.

The new book aims to civilized the readers about the importance of environmental sustainability.

A civilized education system follows a structured curriculum with defined learning objectives.

The civilized fashion industry had many new trends each season.

The monk was dedicated to civilized his mind through meditation and spiritual practices.

The bustling metropolis was a hub of civilized life.

It's important to be civilized when driving and follow traffic rules.

A civilized approach to diplomacy emphasizes peaceful negotiations and dialogue.

The camel was civilized and used for transportation in desert regions.

The company's policy is to maintain a civilized work environment where employees treat each other with respect.

The members of the club were expected to behave in a civilized and dignified manner at all times.

The horse was civilized and was able to perform various tasks for its owner.

The city had a lot of civilized amenities such as parks and libraries.

The civilized way to handle a conflict is to seek mediation or arbitration.

The government should civilized the citizens on traffic rules to reduce accidents.

We were all impressed by the civilized and sophisticated way she handled the situation.

The judge reminded the jury to be civilized and only consider the evidence presented in court.

A civilized workplace promotes professionalism and teamwork.

The civilized approach to art involves an appreciation for different styles and genres.

The etiquette coach had to civilized the spoiled heiress before her debutante ball.

He civilized his manners and behavior before attending the formal dinner.

It is the responsibility of parents to civilized their children.

The elephant was civilized and had learned to perform tricks for the circus.

The museum's collection of ancient artifacts is a testament to the civilized culture of our ancestors.

This new smartphone is the most civilized device on the market.

The city's infrastructure is the epitome of civilized engineering.

Japan is known for its civilized society with advanced technology.

The dog was so well civilized that he never barked or growled.

A civilized person recognizes the importance of following rules and regulations for the greater good.

The cows were civilized and were used for their milk and meat.

The air in a civilized city can be polluted, but many people still prefer it to living in the countryside.

A civilized country has a well-structured system of government and administration.

In a civilized organization, there are clear lines of authority and communication.

The architecture of the new building is a stunning example of modern and civilized design.

The politician's speeches are often laden with civilized rhetoric that implies superiority of certain groups.

The civilized manners of the guests at the formal dinner impressed the hosts.