Sentence examples for more impersonal from inspiring English sources

Political impersonations on "Saturday Night Live" used to be a good deal more impersonal.

A bigger practice, though more impersonal, might be more efficient.

A Familienaufstellung is both more impersonal and more weirdly intimate.

Stereotypes to the contrary, you wish at times that he were a little more impersonal.

If the selection is by competitive bidding, the relationship is likely to be more impersonal.

Arnold later suppressed this poem and attempted to write in a more impersonal manner.

Yet the concept of ming, like tian, gradually became more impersonal and naturalistic.

But now youth was receding into memory, and his reflections become more impersonal and elegiac.

The totemic ancestor then could evolve into the more impersonal God of the great religions.

Nurses, orderlies, and administrative staff were uniformly more caring in France, more impersonal in USA.

(The other half of the couples discussed more impersonal questions and did individual yoga).