And ultimately, the film doesn't make full use of the audio tapes, though that could be because McVeigh's tone was so dispassionate and even impersonal.
In general, international coaches like Ruud Gullit, Arena's predecessor on the Galaxy, take a businesslike, even impersonal approach and are less likely to acknowledge and embrace an American sporting culture that is more enthusiastic and hands-on.
An even more impersonal way of buying drugs is via anonymous online marketplaces such as Silk Road.
"[The proposal] would be unworkable and make an already stressful process for applicants even more impersonal, and it certainly doesn't address the core issue of discrimination," Mike Campbell, people director at airline Easyjet, told Personnel Today in 2009.
For me, even the impersonal birthday messages underscored the feeling that I was a part of something uniquely satisfying.
It's certainly diverting, and it does represent a certain kind of impersonal, even absurdist writing that can often be seen on German stages.
But when the social entity grows large, becomes a megalopolis, a state, a federation, the governing machine becomes remote, impersonal, even inhuman.
She was a natural and consummate performer with a dynamic vocal range and an emotional awareness that could induce the delusion of intimate contact in even the most impersonal auditorium.
As such, "Mother" is two movies one, a needlessly slow-paced, overly methodical, impersonal, even mechanical bore to sit through; and the other, a probing and angry vision of the society the director lives in.
On arrival, we were greeted by eager, well-groomed workers in crisp candy-striped uniforms: "Who's next, please!" The service was never once grouchy, curt or impersonal, even when children stared for long moments into the middle distance, trying to choose between strawberry, vanilla and chocolate.. Our orders came up promptly.
But most people just post a thin, generic "happy birthday!" or "HBD" post, which can feel impersonal, even dystopic.
