Sentence examples for rather impersonal from inspiring English sources

Cash seems rather impersonal.

But they are rather impersonal.

The director, Lone Scherfig, is an alumna of the Dogme approach, but here her touch is polished and rather impersonal.

Ms. Amato has written a rather impersonal statement in which the formal aspects of her installation are emphasized.

The film is also distancing and rather impersonal; we view this man from afar, kept at arm's distance by time gaps and the doco artifice.

The new Attic series, with calm and dignified groups of figures in generalized settings of domesticity or leave-taking, exploited effectively the rather impersonal calm in figure and features of the Classical conventions.

As chroniclers recognized human actions, rather than impersonal forces, as the stuff of history, it is not surprising that biography flourished, especially hagiography, or saints' lives.

–Status meetings rather than impersonal status reports can provide opportunity for improving communications between team members.

Government leaders who were interviewed recalled having collegial and respectful personal relationships and interactions with CCAAC staff rather than impersonal, bureaucratic and formal meetings.

In some jurisdictions, such as Italy, laws favour the imposition of duties upon individuals rather than impersonal legal entities such as government departments/agencies and public companies.

He predicts this kind of organization will be built around family and regional relationships ties that are personal, rather than impersonal, as they are in U.S. business.