Sentence examples for impersonal setting from inspiring English sources

Personal relationships: is the tactic applied in a personal or impersonal setting?

With its radiators and unadorned brick, the small Chocolate Factory theater can be a stark, impersonal setting.

This time he joins the Taipei Li-yuan Chinese Opera Troupe in a vastly larger and more impersonal setting.

It was also an impersonal setting: a hotel room that could have been anywhere, a meal that could have been ordered by anyone.

Such approaches needlessly increase anxiety and then attempt to diminish it with an impersonal set of solutions.

The second portion of the exhibition operates as a personal dreamworld; in effect, the complete opposite of an impersonal, efficient factory setting.

Even in this babbling, tell-all, hyper-confessional age, Brown has refrained from commenting on the attacks in Blair's book directly, instead setting out – in impersonal, professional and considered terms – what he plans to do post-power, including a great deal of pro-bono work.

Critics were also upset by how these figures were depicted in a harsh, impersonal light and placed in a woodland setting whose perspective is distinctly unrealistic.

Whitten discussed the notion that telehealth was viewed as impersonal, lacking in human touch, and that in a palliative care setting where the goal is to comfort patients and families, some clinicians viewed telehealth negatively [ 29, 32].

The staging in question, as you will have gathered, is in modern-day dress complete with surveillance planes flying overhead and faceless apparatchiks prevailing over an Elsinore that has been designed by Vicki Mortimer as a place both imposing and impersonal: Virtually the only set dressing is a portrait of Claudius (Patrick Malahide), lest anyone forget who's now in charge.

A lodestar of the financial universe, the so-called Libor rate, turned out not, after all, to be set by vast, impersonal market forces, but instead shifted around by a few rogues.