Sentence examples for but impersonal from inspiring English sources

Service -- Prompt, but impersonal.

Elegant but impersonal, beautiful but untouchable.

Service is fairly efficient but impersonal.

"My building is friendly but impersonal," he said, sounding relieved.

Moses was the prototype of the grandiose public builder concerned with immense but impersonal projects.

Each dish arrived at the table quickly, delivered by professional but impersonal servers.

The scene is alluring but entirely impersonal — flesh transfigured by cinema.

The speech reflected that tension, citing an array of policy differences but using impersonal language.

Then he tried to call his maid, but an impersonal female voice informed him that the number he had dialled was not in service.

The men he meets for furtive sex in desolate settings are not his friends, either — their intimacy is physical but utterly impersonal and not at all emotional.

From the evidence of the two early non-fiction texts for children that he did illustrate, he was exceedingly competent but somewhat impersonal.