Sentence examples for found impersonal from inspiring English sources
"By the end," she subsequently recalled, "I felt a terrific need to retreat as a person, because I felt that my sexuality, which in a way I hadn't really had a chance to explore myself, was being given to the world in a way which I found impersonal".
The planned subject matter is examples of what they find "impersonal" and "Absurd" in some acts of authority.
Farmingdale's monthly newsletter was called "Temple Talk"; the new one is just "Newsletter," which some find impersonal and cold.
Chappell is very good at evoking the intimacy she achieves with London, a city so many find impersonal.
Beneath the actual (any one state of a system), we find "impersonal individuations" or intensive morphogenetic processes that produce system states and beneath these we find "pre-individual singularities" (that is, the key elements in virtual fields, marking system thresholds that structure the intensive morphogenetic processes).
Importantly, another study found that impersonal attitudes among MHCPs stemmed from their frequent encounters with sickness and death [ 67].
But parents found it automated and impersonal, so we had another rethink and decided that the personalised, specific communication should be given at parents' evenings.
The Times's critic was similarly dispirited; he conceded that Play was "desolately poetic" but found it as "motionless, impersonal and sterile" as the relationships it described.
But another parent, Janice Ingram Bell, said she found the report cards impersonal, calling them a "bargain-basement version of a report card" that does not distinguish enough between student ability levels.
When using computerized cognitive behavior therapy (CCBT) with medical patients, some subjects found the intervention too impersonal [ 24].
Here, the simultaneous activation of caudal IPL with posterior cingulate cortex was especially found during personal versus impersonal and utilitarian versus nonutilitarian moral judgments (Greene et al. 2004).
