Sentence examples similar to impersonal association from inspiring English sources
To account for the crucial role of male friendship in the genesis of American literature, he refers to Tocqueville's idea that in a democracy intimate, personal commitments give way to "diffuse, impersonal associations".
Digital has a stronger positive association than impersonal communication with dyadic contact, rationality, and reciprocal feedback, but a weaker positive association than impersonal with social interaction.
It is the last thing in the world he wants because of its association with impersonal pornographic pleasure.
She's worked as a travel writer, seeking always the impersonal freedom of rooms and places without history or associations, and one-night stands with business travellers.
When he started making art, he once said, his goal was to make something impersonal and complete in itself, but he found that this was impossible, because "the essence of art is human association".
Teaching cannot be impersonal.
