| He also keeps an eye on a small group of humanoids who represent the pinnacle of genetic programming. |
| According to anthropologists this is where man's ancestors, the first upright-walking humanoids, came into being some 3.5 million years ago. |
| Five years ago, you would not have mistaken them for anything but humanoids. |
| I began to think I was looking at a mating ritual carried out by aliens, or humanoids in a prehistoric colony. |
| The early humanoids traditionally characterised as ape-like brutes were deeply emotional beings with high-pitched voices. |
| We feel death in these shows in ways we don't in the rubbery cartoon world of humanoids that comprises the Hollywood epic and action film. |
