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The director described the film's themes as focusing on Wolverine's inner struggle between his animalistic savagery and noble human qualities.

This topos holds that the enemy is portrayed as irrational, responding "more to animalistic drives than principles of law" (Ivie 288).

As Edgar Rice Burroughs made clear, there had been cross-breeding with the caveman-like "great ape" humanoids and the adoption of that animalistic language.

In the Bhagavad Gita transcendence is described as a level of spiritual attainment, or state of being which is open to all spiritual aspirants (the goal of yoga practice), the state at which one is no longer under the control of animalistic, base desires and is aware of a higher spiritual reality.

Lyrically, the song is a basic, animalistic plea for sexual activity.

In a fight for social belonging, Yank's mental state disintegrates into animalistic, and in the end he is defeated by an ape in which Yank's character has been reflected.

His emotional detriment reflects his physical deterioration as well, where finally at the end of the play he has taken on animalistic qualities.

At Cobra's arctic base, Doctor Mindbender reveals Cobra Commander's latest scheme: mutate (or "Venomize") humans into animalistic brainwashed troopers.

Mindbender, not wanting the world to devolve under Maximus's animalistic rule, helps the Joes trap him in a magnetic field to assist the antidote in curing him.

Eddie – A nine-year-old elephant who is often in settings where he is too big to participate as he is often depicted as being almost animalistic rather than anthropomorphic in appearance.

" This symbolism suits Dickens' novel; in A Tale of Two Cities, the frequent images of water stand for the building anger of the peasant mob, an anger that Dickens sympathizes with to a point, but ultimately finds irrational and even animalistic.

Agriculture was derived from the animalistic and natural forces we feel as humans in order to "control the acquisition and use of energy".

Shaw, the chorus of satyrs in a satyr play were "always trying to get a laugh with their animalistic, playfully rowdy, and, above all, sexual behavior.