Sentence examples for impersonal style from inspiring English sources

They approximate the impersonal style of science.

"You can't accomplish what you want to accomplish" with such an impersonal style, the diplomat said.

Bank mergers, staff sackings, higher charges to customers and the more impersonal style of electronic business all gave commentators and their readers and listeners something to whine about.

An Octet for wind instruments (1923) represents a deliberately impersonal style that requires no subjective interpretation on the part of the performers.

Neff has a blunt, impersonal style that's fine for the bulk of the book, which methodically examines this miscarriage of justice.

Inside the business, critics -- some of them competitors -- say Mr. Williams's skills at articulately delivering the news can be undermined by an impersonal style that translates to some viewers as pompous and off-putting.

As Helene Cooper and Robert Worth wrote in The Times on Tuesday, some Arab officials are critical of Obama's impersonal, distant style.

Yet in an age when travel has become increasingly sanitized and impersonal, his style can strike a welcome contrast.

However abstract and impersonal the style of Ockham's writings may be, they reveal at least two aspects of Ockham's intellectual and spiritual attitude: he was a theologian-logician (theologicus logicus is Luther's term).

Its facilities tend to be large, and it has a lingering reputation for practicing an impersonal, regimented style of medicine that limits patient choice, despite recent efforts like the creation of physicians' personal Web pages and e-mail communication with patients.

As an example, I recently helped a company avoid a huge conflict that was brewing due to the impersonal management style of the Japanese-German management team within the more relationship-based Italian production team.