Sentence examples for less impersonal from inspiring English sources

Working from her Berlin studio with two designers, Edith van Berkel and Arian Brekfeld, who collaborated with her on the textiles and seat-bed respectively, Ms. Jongerius sought to design an environment that would feel less impersonal and more comfortable than conventional ones.

And I think enclosing a check with something seems less impersonal than just sending a check.

Once we started drinking, the conversation at our table became much less impersonal.

Applications on the personal computer were perceived as easier to use, less impersonal, and made users feel more in control.

And the college, whatever its size, begins to seem far less impersonal.

Importing market logic into a longer-term, less impersonal relationship makes no sense, and in fact, it tends to sunder those relations.

Wherever I went, these schools felt less like impersonal institutions than the simulacrum of an extended family.

YouTube has removed some of the less popular impersonal features like "Videos Being Watched Now" and moved the "Spotlight" and "Featured Videos" sections over to the right side.

Glowing animals react to patients being wheeled to the operating table, and the installation is meant to make the experience feel a little less foreboding and impersonal.

Further examination of the data revealed that the working participants often felt it was a personal relationship with line management that had made these concessions possible, with Human Resource departments often described as less helpful and impersonal.

We found that private apartments were far superior to and less expensive than the impersonal, substandard, Communist-era hotels.