anthropologically

Let us put to one side the question of whether God is really speaking, and examine the practice anthropologically.

Anthropologically, these little boats in which to send the souls home have a rare interest.

Just as no two are anthropologically alike, so we may believe that no two are alike or equal in societal value.

He was not legally a criminal, but, as Lombroso remarks, he was so anthropologically.

It is also the anthropologically normal attitude (as we may see in statuary).

Such a man would represent anthropologically the medial man.