Animally

She was frowning, thinking of her children, less gloating over them than merely animally counting them — a cat checking her cubs with a paw. ❋ Unknown (2003)

Blindly and animally, he pulled his leash across the cutting jet. ❋ ANDERSON, Poul (1981)

Christ felt that; and I do not think we half enough realise how large an element in the sorrows of the Man of Sorrows, and of the grief with which He was acquainted, was His necessary association with people who, He felt, did not in the least degree understand Him, however truly, blindly, and almost animally, they might love Him. ❋ Alexander Maclaren (1868)

From a completely selfish and almost animally stupid point of view, it posits that a * single point* of discussion concerning gay rights is a "defining point" for absolutely everyone under all circumstances and in all contexts. ❋ Unknown (2009)

Naturally, the stunning footage of animals doing animally things and tiny cameras catching squeaking chicks is great too ... but there's something about the show that makes you feel like the screen of your TV has dissolved and you could almost reach out and touch the presenters or tickle the assorted beasts. ❋ Unknown (2009)

In the barbarian state of societies, where physical force dominates, it is the most muscular and pugilistically and brutally and animally successful male who captures and possesses the largest number of females; and no doubt he would be justified in regarding any social change which gave to woman a larger freedom of choice, and which would so perhaps give to the less brutal but perhaps more intelligent male, whom the woman might select, an equal opportunity for the gratification of his sexual wishes and for the producing of offspring, as a serious loss. ❋ Unknown (2003)

As specimens of courage not in the higher order Aristotle gives the cases of soldiers whose skill enables them to meet without much apprehension what others would dread, and who are ready to flee as soon as grave danger is seen: of animally courageous men whose action is hardly moral: of courage where hope is largely in excess over dread: of ignorance which does not apprehend the risk: and of civic virtue which is moved by the sanction of reward and penalty. ❋ 1840-1916 (1913)

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A chief aspect of man’s moral development is the slow subduing of fear by the gradual growth of intelligence, and its suppression as a motive by the presence of impulses less animally selfish; so that in relation to invisible Power, fear at last ceases to exist, save in that interfusion with higher faculties which we call awe. ❋ George Eliot (1849)