Sentence examples for bit impersonal from inspiring English sources

Servers are unintrusive, if a bit impersonal.

On the one hand, that feels a bit impersonal.

Its charcoal atmospherics are both effective and a bit impersonal.

Handing someone a couple of rectangular slivers of cardboard may sound a bit impersonal, as gift giving goes.

The look is airport-terminal modern — clean-lined, with a few miscellaneous memorabilia on the pistachio-green walls — and a bit impersonal.

Yet on Tuesday, acknowledging that Euronews is seen as a bit impersonal, executives announced plans to show reporters conducting interviews or moderating magazine-style talk shows.

They begin to feel a little bit too impersonal, somehow.

It unquestionably gives a man a kick to slip away from a party at his house, snip out a bit of impersonal intestine, and slip back again without refering to the incident except when pressed.

Whatever moment of intimacy you were expecting to have — whether because of the neighborhood, or the clothing selection, or the good cheer of the staff — is ruptured a bit, and rendered impersonal.

In Sydney I stayed in the YHA by the central station - very nice, but as it's massive it's a bit on the impersonal side - unless you end up in a room with like-minded people.

EBay is a little like a once-small, friendly neighborhood that is now sprawling and impersonal and a bit dangerous.