Sentence examples for somewhat impersonal from inspiring English sources

THE STAFF Efficient, if somewhat impersonal.

It is a neat bit of supporter-manager interaction, but inevitably somewhat impersonal.

Even so, Diwan has the somewhat impersonal appearance of a hotel restaurant.

It's a genre that has become somewhat impersonal made strikingly personal again — old rock made new.

Merrill's first book, First Poems (1951), and subsequent collections revealed his formal mastery but were somewhat impersonal and artificial in tone.

But the God of early American politics was somewhat impersonal and detached, described in rather general terms as "the Creator," "the Invisible," "the Almighty Being".

For Bush and Gore, "politics" is an impersonal, somewhat alien exercise — synthetic, distasteful, but necessary as a means to the end of victory.

Science was an undertaking that required discipline and enterprise; it was somewhat imposing because it could seem so impersonal in its quest, and somewhat heroic because it was so full of mystery and possibility.

In ploughing through three months of mail, somewhat jet-lagged, I was surprised to find four letters from NatWest, all extremely impersonal, telling me I had failed to make the minimum monthly payment on the outstanding balance of £12 on my credit card, and threatening to take court action against me.

Be impersonal.

How impersonal.