| The civilisational reach of India's great textile culture cuts through largely undocumented and unmapped pathways of history. |
| Occupying the core of the UAE's identity, honour and civilisational antecedents, Arabic is a nourisher for the country's soul. |
| Thus it is more the way of writing that has an influence on civilisational development rather than the language itself. |
| Indeed, they often revolve around concerns which are not religious or civilisational in the way in which these terms are understood. |
| Everyone is born in some specific social, ethnic, religious and civilisational situation. |
| There were other civilisational clashes as well to which Huntington drew attention. |
