Uncivilised

The park director, Gabriel Zuchtriegel, said: 'An uncivilised act. Thanks to the new law supported by Minister Gennaro Sangiuliano, the perpetrator of the will have to pay for the restoration of the wall.

Bishop Ezekiel of Dervis said he was very upset, and the act was disrespectful and uncivilised.

So, they have nothing to hold on to, except such petty and uncivilised points and I really not bothered.

As a newspaper, we humbly appeal to the president against the unnecessary appointments, because it is wasteful, uncivilised and against all democratic norms.

He is talking in an uncivilised tone,” Naidu lamented.

Hence, in summary, a comparison of a culture with another as uncivilised was anomalous and narrow, citing Pidlington’s quote, “No human community is any lower, earlier, or more ancient than any other.

Senator Dino Melaye has condemned the act,describing it as barbaric and uncivilised.

The previous administration appeared to indirectly endorse this uncivilised behaviour by these seniors.

Before the 19th century, relatively wild, remote areas were often seen simply as uncivilised and dangerous.

Lionel and his sister grow up with no parental influence, and as a result grow to be uncivilised.

They were seen as worshippers of the sun, but uncivilised and connected to either the Cain or Ham line of outcasts.