Sentence examples for really impersonal from inspiring English sources

This really impersonal thing of tagging to get found, and this next layer of tagging to add context for your future self, for your followers and just to express what you love in a space outside of the content.

"Lots of what we do is bring students of all ages in — hear a voice, see a photograph, read a diary, just so you understand that these are real people that these things happened to, because history tends to be really impersonal," Ms. Solomon said.

The difficulty is that most mobile app ads today are really impersonal and not at all relevant to what people are really interested in.

"I got an email about it, but that's really impersonal, I'd rather they ring me personally and say they are sorry and offer some guidance or help to get me back on track again".

The impersonal forces that really do control our lives (time, space, our own unconscious desires) operate in a way that transcends the day-to-day demands of car payments and deadlines.

I explained that while I was angry he'd violated my trust, what really upset me was how impersonal the theft felt.

Driving through Los Angeles, Vincent observes that the city is impersonal with no one really caring for one another.

But the interpersonal connections of teachers, parents, students and counselors really are necessary to go beyond the impersonal technologies".

You can't really be grateful for (or mad about) those impersonal elements of chance.

Ultimately, neither performer can really deepen the script, which is as rushed and impersonal as an "E! True Hollywood Story".

Whiskey or cigars are very impersonal gifts and indicate you don't really know the person, while still showing that you want to appear "sophisticated".