anthropomorphised

Disappointing, although I must say I never have been one for novels about anthropomorphised animals.

The Book Circle - Firmin: Adventures of a Metropolitan Lowlife 2009

Reading your thoughts on Panthalasa, I think I'm able to fully articulate, for the first time, that, anthropomorphised or no, we strive to be like our deities.

Of Books and the Sea greygirlbeast 2010

Walt Disney's Pixar studios has devised "mind-blowing" technology that will make the film – a fast-moving spy story with anthropomorphised cars as characters – its most challenging and complex yet.

Pixar's Cars 2 spy story drives film animation to new heights 2011

Walt Disney's Pixar studios has devised "mind-blowing" technology that will make the film – a fast-moving spy story with anthropomorphised cars as characters – its most challenging and complex yet.

Pixar's Cars 2 spy story drives film animation to new heights 2011

Lavinia's pre-Roman Latium is pagan, of course, but does not have the anthropomorphised gods that Virgil knows.

February Books 16) Lavinia, by Ursula Le Guin nwhyte 2010

One hauntingly powerful dream sequence features a photographer trying to capture a dead woman's floored body while her dog constantly gets in the shot by nuzzling; another film of anthropomorphised sepia graveyard dandelions, all set to Anderson's own electric violin, which always grips.

Laurie Anderson: Delusion 2010

In Asimov's "Let There Be Light" this is essentially what is achieved by the end-product of AI technological development, but in general a more conservative outlook pervades the field, one where such semiotic agency is considered limited to human beings (or entities anthropomorphised with sentience).

Notes on Strange Fiction: Magic Hal Duncan 2008

In Asimov's "Let There Be Light" this is essentially what is achieved by the end-product of AI technological development, but in general a more conservative outlook pervades the field, one where such semiotic agency is considered limited to human beings (or entities anthropomorphised with sentience).

Archive 2008-07-01 Hal Duncan 2008

Nowhere is this squealing louder than Japan, where digital culture has evolved into an elaborate fantasy universe of pupil-less girl-children, lithe pubescent boys, anthropomorphised mammals, and, in fact, any object on which you can glue saucer-like, heavily-lashed eyes.

Claire Gordon: The Internet is Awwwwww! 2010

Nowhere is this squealing louder than Japan, where digital culture has evolved into an elaborate fantasy universe of pupil-less girl-children, lithe pubescent boys, anthropomorphised mammals, and, in fact, any object on which you can glue saucer-like, heavily-lashed eyes.

Claire Gordon: The Internet is Awwwwww! 2010