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Adjective(1) of or belonging to or characteristic of this earth as distinguished from heaven(2) physically concerning land or its inhabitants(3) conceivable

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(1) After his funeral, after going through his things, his earthly possessions, in the sealed apartment, I hadn't wanted to do anything but sleep for a long time and not dream.(2) Sometimes he laughs for no earthly reason, and one feels sorry at being not able to join him.(3) Michael Sacks starred as the time-tripping, optometrist hero who survives a series of both earthly and inter-planetary adventures displaying man's inhumanity to man.(4) The previous article came to the conclusion that, as in many areas of our earthly existence, globalization has both a dark and a bright side.(5) The truth, however, is that inner peace is not even supposed to occur during our earthly existence.(6) Masks are often the channel between the spiritual and earthly realms, and they can represent the manifestation of nature and ancestor spirits.(7) My argument is that there is no earthly reason why young adults should be made to be dependent on their parents in this way.(8) Redemption, as C. S. Lewis, noted, works backwards, not annihilating history but transforming it's earthly and eternal meaning and impact.(9) This was surely an earthly paradise if one were possible.(10) It suddenly dawns on him that there is no earthly reason for him to go to Pritchard at all.(11) However, he opined that with full staff now in place, there is no earthly reason why it shouldn't be functioning to full capacity at this time.(12) There are the voices of the economy; they call out that earthly riches are of infinite value.(13) Humans and other earthly life forms evolved within the protective shell of the magnetosphere and the atmosphere, shielded from most of the harmful solar and cosmic radiation.(14) When you're away from the office, you can think of no earthly reason to go back.(15) He was a fierce, conflicted hater who never quite reconciled his earthly and spiritual ambitions.(16) What was most galling was that there was no earthly reason why the Leinster final couldn't comfortably have been brought forward by a week or a fortnight.