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Examples impersonal examples
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Simple sentences
It's so impersonal.
Movie subtitles
Tell me, captain, would your attitude remain the same. impersonal, objective..were you to know that Smith, Mr. A.V. Smith was unable to act on your last words?
When I thought of a nurse, I thought of someone hard and impersonal.
That's hardly the regulation costume for an impersonal chat. between a man and woman who mean nothing to each other.
Oh. - Quite impersonal, isn't it?
I'm trying to run an impersonal business.
Well, you try to be impersonal about these things.
It's all quite impersonal.
It's all very professional and. and terribly impersonal.
My interest is impersonal.
There are some impersonal things, pure ideals, which are worthy of to be advocated and which demand a will to work, determination and compromises.
I'm simply convinced that a big impersonal thing sanctifies the compromise.
It could be an impersonal thing.why I shouldn't go to bed with you.
Act friendly, but impersonal.
Our hotel rooms were suitably impersonal.
Now, let's keep the conversation very impersonal so there won't be the slightest temptation to quarrel.
I don't suppose you'd be interested in a purely impersonal dance?
Genitive with impersonal verbs.
That's hardly the regulation costume for an impersonal chat between a man and woman who mean nothing to each other.
Quite impersonal, isn't it?
I thought he'd pulled a gun on me. - I'm trying to run an impersonal business.
My relations with His Majesty's children were impersonal, public.
Shall we keep this on an impersonal basis?
Science is sometimes frighteningly impersonal.
I'm just trying to keep it impersonal.
Well, sir, gunpowder is highly impersonal.
I've found that keeping house for a man can be done on quite an impersonal basis.
It's awful, so impersonal. - They speak of 115 resistance fighters, and it means nothing.
Stop using logic cos you're just proving. - lt could be an impersonal thing.
Hospitals can be so impersonal.
It's so impersonal!
It's got very impersonal.
Impersonal.
Or perhaps the animosity of our murderer, it is impersonal and merely because I'm a foreigner.
Oh, yes, but the telephone is so impersonal.
I'm sorry, but after seven lifetimes the impersonal questions aren't much fun any more.
So impersonal.
Money is so impersonal.
It's big impersonal overstocked and full of ignorant salespeople.
It's all very impersonal.. andyouknow there's always a nurse present.
News and current affairs
Even though humans have engaged in exchange since before the birth of civilization, the impersonal system of trading is only around 1,000 years old.
While legal remedies exist should this system break down, impersonal trading cannot occur unless most people share the values of fair play and reciprocal cooperation.
National assertion is a way of combating impersonal forces and remote authorities.
Justice as retribution often ignores the victim and the system is usually impersonal and cold.
In our globalized age, vast impersonal forces are supposed to determine events.
By sheer force of conviction and personality, such figures, many of us believe, can carry the day, bringing a glimmer of hope to an otherwise detached and impersonal universe.
As a consequence, much of the political elites could never be won to back the impersonal market, which made no distinction between them and their old enemies.
Ukrainians may at times resent these impersonal modern mechanisms, but they increasingly (if grudgingly) recognize them as necessary.
In fact, the movement represents a spark of protest against mindless consumerism, grass-roots resistance against an impersonal logic, and an expression of communal activism.
Not so in modern Western democracies, where personal passions are, at least in theory, supposed to be completely separate from the impersonal representation of group interests.
Indeed, it may be that the transition from passionate to impersonal politics is one of the most difficult challenges facing democratizers everywhere.
We claim, as Adam Smith did, that impersonal markets ensure the most efficient allocation of scarce capital; but what we really want are markets that operate only on our terms.
In modern societies, institutional constraints such as constitutions and impersonal legal systems circumscribe such heroic figures.
She is an impersonal object of communal stereotypes that sustain cultural prejudices.
It also carries lessons about how the resilient and impersonal forces of history can constrain any leader's drive for change.
Managers' increased focus on maximizing shareholder value won many adherents when the idea was introduced in the 1980's: the impersonal discipline of financial markets would force companies to become more productive and innovative.
And it is their growing anxiety that is fueling the rise of identity politics, with populist leaders and movements appealing to ethnic or religious solidarity in the face of the impersonal forces of change.
Moreover, the long-held view that services are non-transportable, non-tradable, and non-scalable no longer holds for a host of modern impersonal services, which can now be produced and exported at low cost.