Civilian used in a sentence

Civilian in a sentence as a noun

As soon as they got on the highway, they noticed a civilian sedan on the side of the road.

Thousands have died because civilians have made mistakes with information they've be given -- and that's the way it is supposed to work.

I made images of the days during the fraudulent elections, of BMPs chasing unarmed civilians through the streets[4].

Jake is quite possibly the only civilian left who doesn't have anything better to do than to be a war correspondent.

There were a handful of skirmishes during the browser wars which were difficult on the civilian population.

Military activity in a civilian context should sacre the **** out of everyone.

WTF is an Army officer doing intergating an American civilian at the airport?

You know, it doesnt make people close to their government to be told that this is a peoples government, a true democracy, or to be enrolled in civilian defense, or even to vote.

Civilian in a sentence as an adjective

I read about intelligence oversight committees being told they don't have clearance to see things and it just blows my mind: our entire system of using force rests on civilian oversight.

If all the plutonium produced by civilian nuclear power was pulverized and spread in populated areas, it would not make nuclear reactors as dangerous to people as wind power.

The reaction of the Obama administration has been to order assassinations from a secret list, also killing any civilians nearby.

Take the example of medivac UAVs: a medivac UAV will almost certainly have a higher mishap rate than a manned medivac helo, which would be completely unacceptable for civilian purposes.

I doubt very highly if they would make similar exceptions for civilian purposes, and even if they did, the restrictions involved are so limiting that there aren't many viable applications.

The civilian-military hierarchy has long been recognized as a cornerstone of American government.

There's certainly nothing rude about pointing out a relevant and possibly non-obvious truth: military life is so distinct from civilian life that it may result in drastically different perspectives about what it means to be free.