Sentence examples for pretty impersonal from inspiring English sources

The ocean — it turns out it's pretty impersonal.

It would be pretty impersonal if it was a rabbi, or a priest, or anything like that".

The American approach to the process was pretty impersonal and merciless.

The GrantDoctor: A big university can be a pretty impersonal place, and that can be tough if you're used to being in the bosom of friends and family, and a supportive environment is one of the most important factors in determining whether a science student will succeed or fail.

You could ask them what they want, and, if you're really lucky, they'll tell you exactly and you can go buy it, but that takes all the romance out of the event and makes it pretty impersonal.

THE STAFF Efficient, if somewhat impersonal.

Instead, big publishers with their professional editing teams are filling the feed with social-optimized video that looks pretty but feels generic and impersonal.

Service is fairly efficient but impersonal.

They felt pretty lost in that school, which was so huge and impersonal, but they were strong and determined to persevere in their new lives.

According to Tolkien, "the inflections of [Qenya] verbs are always pretty regular", and Quenya verbs are either in a personal form or an impersonal form.

My plan was pretty straightforward: I was going to ping a few emails to both personal contacts and impersonal institutions to see if it made a difference to what email trackers describe as the "efficiency of my personal communications" - a handy euphemism for applying stalkerish levels of pressure to mundane daily correspondence.