Sentence examples for keep it impersonal from inspiring English sources
All of the unrest would have been avoided had he kept it short and impersonal.
Is this an effort to keep the account impersonal, or to build an air of mystery around its creator?
Furthermore, practitioners who attempted to form warm and friendly relationships with their patients, and reassured them that they would soon be better, were more effective than practitioners who kept their consultations impersonal, formal, or uncertain.
Keep your "business meetings" impersonal to avoid excessive conflict.
Even the etiquette doyenne Emily Post gave hitching a green light in the 1940s, offering tips on how to keep the conversation light and impersonal.
Critics have been divided over whether Barth identified with the book's protagonist, who retreats from emotion and human relations through language and intellectual analysis; Jake prefers to keep even his sexual relations impersonal.
If I do it too much, it becomes impersonal.
It was impersonal and transactional, and it nearly destroyed my obsession.
They also had sex with each other, lots of it, but Masters, who was married, insisted that they keep their couplings secret, scientific and impersonal.
There, she said, they kept conversation "light and impersonal because we didn't want people to know too much".
