anthropomorphically

The skin, which protects the machine from dust, is anthropomorphically suggestive.

You're the one who's claimed that all pets eventually become anthropomorphically neurotic.

The idea is to make them easier on the animals and on anthropomorphically inclined people like me.

And we are an environment where the pets are very anthropomorphically treated like little people."

Despite this, it does have an immensely attractive head-shape when viewed anthropomorphically.

Larger engines, treated anthropomorphically, are asked to pull the train; for various reasons they refuse.

You are wasting time by thinking anthropomorphically.

Animals and other creatures were frequently presented anthropomorphically.

Viewed anthropomorphically, this six-pronged piece seems to reach skyward.

In Irish mythology, stoats were viewed anthropomorphically as animals with families, which held rituals for their dead.

But their behaviour or lack of behaviour is baffling because we must not think anthropomorphically about them.

The monsters on the planetoid Anatrakia were very anthropomorphically conceived.

Potatoes are represented anthropomorphically as well as naturally.

"If you wish to speak anthropomorphically," Spock conceded, in his most Vulcan tone.

When they began to stir in their nests, we imagined, anthropomorphically, that they might be tired of being sat on so relentlessly.

Treated anthropomorphically, allegorically, metaphorically or matter-of-factly, the animals in these pictures are fascinating.

Many non-human animal species have mate-selection rituals also referred to as "courtship", anthropomorphically.

"He used the idea anthropomorphically.

The cats are more anthropomorphically expressive than their canine confreres, but the dogs have their moments.

The film attracted some political and social commentary in which the penguins were viewed anthropomorphically as having similarities with, and even lessons for, human society.

Additionally,the power of God in those religions is anthropomorphically viewed as female, or Shakti.

(Yes, scholars, too, tend to think anthropomorphically: the seed of an idea leads to a body of thought and so on.)

Thinking of computers anthropomorphically has become second nature: A programming code is a language; an array of silicon chips is a memory.

The Tymbrimi machine sighed anthropomorphically.

On account of the birds' relatively human-like appearance and behavior, human observers have interpreted this behavior anthropomorphically as sexual deviance.