Sentence examples for a virtually anthropological from inspiring English sources

It's a virtually anthropological love story, and Ford's lavish musical soundtrack is a folklorist's virtual fieldwork.

Before their existence was first reported by anthropological investigators in 1971, the Tasaday, numbering about 25 individuals, apparently had been living a virtually isolated, primitive (incorrectly labeled "Stone Age") existence until they were discovered by nearby settled tribes in 1966.

A University of Utah colleague--an anthropological geneticist--was investigating DNA from burials in the eastern Arctic.

"It's almost an anthropological study," as he put it.

When Dale Peck lambasted virtually every writer he reviewed in the pages of The New Republic a few years ago, he became the object of intense, almost anthropological scrutiny, as if harsh criticism were a pathology rather than a sign of a healthy literary culture.

Take out the posturing, and you could have an academic book, an anthropological study.

Only the seeming amoralist is making a sort of anthropological judgement about his own society.

The result is a much more than an anthropological exercise.

And they offer a rare backward glance, an anthropological perspective on our own online behavior.

It's a basic anthropological problem.

based on a lazy anthropological cliché.