Sentence examples for slightly anthropomorphic from inspiring English sources

Nonetheless, these nestled forms assume a solemn monumentality, commanding their sill like immense, slightly anthropomorphic monoliths.

"It's slightly anthropomorphic, the shapes are kind of fun and pudgy, and it's an interesting use of the material -- it's all kind of liquid".

I disagree with my esteemed colleague at the Telegraph who calls the Lisbon institution "small": it's pretty vast, with a collection containing everything from gorgeous Persian textiles to Old Masters (a ravishing Ghirlandaio portrait of a lady, for example) and an important collection of slightly terrifyingly anthropomorphic art nouveau jewellery.

Besides those janky, slightly terrifying anthropomorphic-animal bands singing happy birthday at pizza places, when has a robot ever actually made music though?

When parents told them that their kids liked Candelas, Vessel introduced a new version, now known as the Tooli, in brighter, more saturated colors and a slightly Seuss-ish anthropomorphic shape.

In that legendary School House Rock episode, my son learned from the tenacious, slightly self-deprecating, anthropomorphic "Bill" that lawmaking is an affirmative, proactive process that Congress undertakes to solve problems.

A pair of delightful opposite numbers were W. Heath Robinson and the slightly later Rube Goldberg, who on both sides of the Atlantic created wild half-anthropomorphic parodies of intricate machinery.

They are not anthropomorphic.

They are anthropomorphic.

Very anthropomorphic and cool.

These tales are often anthropomorphic.