Civilized?

Civilized Talk

Who's not civilized?

We're civilized people.

I civilized you.

Be civilized, my people.

Completely civilized, did you say?

Completely civilized, did you say?

They're very civilized in Paley.

Since the town got civilized.

Seems like a very civilized fellow.

A completely civilized point of view.

All in all, he's remarkably civilized.

We like to think we're civilized.

Hey, talk in a civilized language!

... like civilized people. You're a monster.

Civilized people don't let children be hurt.

Well, at least the men are civilized.

This is a little bit more civilized.

This is no life for civilized people.

I guess you could call me civilized.

In a civilized country we drink wine.

Ah, you see! The English are civilized.

Even civilized, educated people signed on to it.

Negotiation is a civilized way for conflict resolution.

Why should I suspect an apparently civilized man...

Why wouldn't it pass in the civilized world?

Instead of civilized debate, they have filibusters and fisticuffs.

Bombing civilian areas is not something civilized countries do.

The third necessary cornerstone of civilized society is democracy.

Why can't we sit and talk like civilized people?

The man, killing just for sport, is called civilized.

I'm just more civilized than the rest of you.

But you cannot do this! This is not civilized,

I'm not what is called a civilized man, professor.

We pride ourselves on being civilized here in Warnley.

But some amount of paternalism is necessary in civilized societies.

This heinous crime shocked all civilized nations of the world.

The man, killing just for sport, is called civilized. Hear!

Too bad rubber won't grow in a civilized climate, sir.

But we Turks are primitive while you Greeks are civilized.

Perhaps this shows that France is more civilized than the US.

I still had some romantic notions about fighting a civilized war.

The entire civilized world... will follow closely what we do here.

So a civilized China is emerging, just as a civilized Eastern Europe once emerged, from the hearts and minds of prisoners of conscience, of people like Liu Xiaobo.