Examples of using Uncivilised in English and their translations into Czech
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They're very uncivilised.
However, with the right connections, even in this part of the world,we are not entirely uncivilised.
What's so uncivilised about 1966?
Kabuki-cho is too uncivilised.
It would be uncivilised to turn them away.
Good thing you're uncivilised.
We're not quite as uncivilised as people think. Oh, don't be alarmed.
Kabuki-cho is too uncivilised.
An uncivilised, unsightly, filthy bore, with your tasteless clothes and with your hair like thistledown.
We can be a bit uncivilised.
Well, when I say uncivilised, what I mean is.
A term for… people who are uncivilised.
They were brutal, savage, uncivilised, unprincipled, treacherous.
I suppose you think we're pretty uncivilised?
We're all utterly uncivilised these days, eh?
Then we won't go to bed because we're uncivilised.
Carrying out the death penalty by stoning is uncivilised, inhumane, and completely unacceptable to any democracy.
I'm sorry if the Ogrons were a little… uncivilised.
Even in this part of the world,we are not entirely uncivilised. However, with the right connections.
Yes, this is a cruel, uncivilised.
Tea without milk is so uncivilised.
The 1904 Olympic Games were held in St Louis, Missouri, and they were notable for a number of bizarre events,including something called Anthropology Days where so-called"uncivilised" tribes such as Pygmies and Sioux Indians held mud fights and tug-of-wars against each other in tribal costume.