Sentence examples for depersonalisation from inspiring English sources

The internet seemed to complete the depersonalisation of the industry.To be sure, banks have not abandoned the telephone or the internet.

As well as evidence of underqualified teachers, there have been rare cases of depersonalisation, where people feel an out-of-body experience.

In focusing on the details of their attire, the series also draws attention to the depersonalisation of war and the need to remember that individuality is too easily suppressed by notions of collectivity: for while these uniforms might reveal unit, rank and nationality, they cannot reveal what is in the heart of their wearer.

In all these work relationships they cease to be people, simply units of labour to be bought and sold; it's a cruel depersonalisation in a culture that ceaselessly promotes the individual personality.

To them and their successors, the ethic of public service is best served by depersonalisation.

She is repetitive because it always comes back to the same endless round of subjugation and imagined freedom, and the fight against depersonalisation.

Typically, a major depressive disorder, with psychotic symptoms or suicidal tendencies, somatisation disorder or serious panic attacks including depersonalisation, are sent directly to a mental health unit.

He has launched an investigation into adverse reactions to MBCT, which have included rare cases of "depersonalisation", where people feel like they are watching themselves in a film.

Sometimes they are unnamed, known only as "girl" or "boy" (the same depersonalisation that made employers in Britain rob servants of their name, and call them a generic Mary or Rose).

There is a certain kind of depersonalisation that is necessary to achieving that faith.

Hotdesking is often presented as a positive but it is doublespeak for the depersonalisation of the workplace.