Sentence examples for impersonal mode from inspiring English sources
Insofar as techniques and rules are implemented by self-interested or self-interested orn beingsimply querring humanns: to what extent can the impersonal mode of rule cure the intrinsic maladies of the beingscrathe system (cf. Van Norden 2013)?
When speaking to people who've engaged in public shaming, he seems a bit baffled by the implication that they need the public and impersonal mode of communication to effectively combat the insidious prejudice they face.
Although the continental European personalists of the twentieth century would reject idealism and turn instead to phenomenology, existentialism, and Thomism, the outline of the personalistic criticism of impersonal modes of thought was already clearly and consistently developed by the thinkers here mentioned, ever since the last decades of the eighteenth century.
It's as impersonal a mode of image-making as if the shots had been ordered by the yard from a film-school catalogue.
In particular it privileges the disinterested, impersonal, reflective mode, which breaks up the world into subject and predicate, subject and object.
They approximate the impersonal style of science.
Like Op art, the mode favors impersonal sensation.
All written in a similar mode: authoritative, declamatory, distant, dispassionate, impersonal, and (allegedly) neutral.
Rather than playing with soloists in a small group of equals and who spark her to flights of spontaneous and extravagant invention, Frances is set off as a soloist by the non-spontaneous, schematic, and somewhat impersonal arrangements that emphasize romantic urbanity and bring the extreme modes of expression to an audience that isn't necessarily down with the style.
Until that point, the movie suffers from literary-ism, a mode of direction that illustrates a set of events with a relentlessly expository, nearly impersonal tone.
