Sentence examples for usually impersonal from inspiring English sources

These hospitals are usually impersonal and crowded, and some operating rooms are equipped to perform more than one abortion at once.

American gravestones are usually minimalist, impersonal, discreet: name, year born, year died.

Small conversation is usually rather impersonal and can consist of: the homework, weather, teachers, something on the news, or otherwise.

But it did so, usually, in an impersonal manner, with regimented rows of children chanting their times-tables as Teacher tapped the blackboard with a cane.

However, the education doctors provide on these topics is usually routine and impersonal, lasting only 10 minutes, if that long a booklet often substitutes for the whole education, due primarily to the shortage of preconception doctors.

Language in a fabricated story usually becomes more impersonal.

I'm an engineer, and I usually prefer the cold, impersonal, objective third-person factual statement.

Although the aforementioned grade disputes do require some degree of professor-student interaction, they are usually argued in the impersonal domains of cyberspace.