Sentence examples for just impersonal from inspiring English sources

It's also just impersonal enough to suggest that you don't care and never did.

They're not just impersonal businesses; they are your close, intimate friends.

In contrast to so many other financial scandals of the last 20 years, those who lost money this time were not just impersonal institutions — they were real people.

Ultimately there are just impersonal entities and events in causal sequence: ignorance, the sorts of desires that ignorance facilitates, an intention formed on the basis of such a desire, a bodily, verbal or mental action, a feeling of pleasure, pain or indifference, and an occasion of suffering.

Service -- Prompt, but impersonal.

"It's just the impersonal feeling in fashion that exists now," she said, explaining why she sits out this twice-yearly industry event.

As Chuck Sudetic demonstrates these were conflicts that bound Bosnian Serbs and Muslims together in a bloody embrace, not just as impersonal nations but as families and neighbours.

The mathematical and architectural achievements of the Maya would just be impersonal facts to wonder at without the humanising and troubling authority of their art.

A year earlier he had subscribed to GemFacts by text; at first it had bothered him, the repeated disappointment of thinking a person had contacted him and then discovering it was just an impersonal update.

"The video games are just so impersonal," said Louis Pirozzi, 38, of Jersey City, as he and five friends gathered around a table and prepared to play a D&D module called "Time's Tide on Bright Sands," an adventure into the desert wasteland controlled by a character named Rary the Traitor.

Therefore, the role of the market cannot be just mere impersonal mediation.