Sentence examples for relatively impersonal from inspiring English sources

It was that the room was relatively impersonal.

They met for dinner and had relatively impersonal but friendly conversation.

The studio's mainstay remained the relatively impersonal Popeye series, based on the comic strip created by Elzie Segar.

Such behaviour has been observed in children raised in relatively impersonal institutional surroundings and is shared by monkeys reared in isolation.

Indeed, churches that rely on a relatively impersonal God (like mainstream Protestant denominations) have seen their congregations dwindle over the last 50 years.

Despite this level of detail, "Money and Power" remains relatively impersonal about the people it profiles, even when Mr. Cohan has interviewed the participants in bitter he said/he said Goldman Sachs disputes.

In many instances, such as for example in the case of Amazon.com, the recommendation systems are based on relatively neutral and impersonal information provided by the consumer leading to relatively non-intrusive, recommendations.

The good news is that unlike most breakups of your life, this one is likely to be relatively painless and impersonal.

The Confucian emphasis on discretion in judgment is obviously subject to abuse that can be checked by structures that provide a degree of impersonal administration and consistent application of relatively clear laws and regulations.

It's worth contrasting the veteran Beresford's wan and impersonal approach to Murphy in "Mr. Church" with the relatively inexperienced Daniel Noah's direction of "Max Rose".

For example, the language of contributions in this textual medium was relatively formal and made up of composed statements with a tendency on the part of some participants to use the impersonal third person.