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anthropomorphic example sentences
anthropomorphic
1. For example, most such tales share an idea or thought of conception that is usually expressed as an action of some form of anthropomorphic being
2. Be wary of anthropomorphic designs, my friend
3. Fine continues his description, which now becomes anthropomorphic (note: there are other descriptions which are not anthropomorphic)
4. Out of the shadows of the cliffs moved a monstrous shambling bulk—an anthropomorphic horror, a grotesque travesty of creation
5. In the chariot stood Natohk, his robes flying; and gripping the reins and lashing like mad, crouched a black anthropomorphic being that might have been a monster ape
6. Like most orthodox followers of Mitra, she had an intuitive horror of the followers and cult of Asura, instilled in her infancy and childhood by wild tales of human sacrifice and anthropomorphic gods shambling through shadowy temples
7. Somewhere in these primitive forests were the ruins of an ancient, accursed city, men whispered, and among its tombs slunk gray, anthropomorphic shadows—Conan shuddered strongly
8. The divine is not anthropomorphic, i
9. anthropomorphic idea that God was tired and needed
10. Now, they didn’t use the word NAMES, for that would have been anthropomorphic
11. “I think scientists would call it the anthropomorphic principle
12. Every other culture had a cyclical vision of life in which nothing ever changed and in which there were a bewildering number of animal and anthropomorphic
13. From these experiences our anthropomorphic conceptions originate, but true conceptions are only secured by spiritual insight
14. existence of a personal, anthropomorphic god, a deity that can be related to as a person and
15. the anthropomorphic attributes of god
16. We were evolved here on Earth for a specific intelligent purpose: not by any anthropomorphic God, but by the evolutionary creativity of Life Energy evolving into more and more intelligent, aware living organisms over billions of years of creative evolutionary change
17. Life is not a random accident as Science would have you believe; nor was it created by some anthropomorphic human god: Life actually has a designed purpose; it was created out of natural Organic causal sequences, processes and dynamics which existed long before our Universe was ever created
18. The idea of God cannot be both an unknowable meaningless abstract absolute, and an anthropomorphic Finite Father Authority figure
19. The intent of initial programming can be changed and it’s fatally easy to make anthropomorphic mistakes: to ascribe human characteristics to machines and misunderstand what drives them inherently
