用impersonal造句子，“impersonal”造句

Once we started drinking, the conversation at our table became much less impersonal.

And we saw the human face of people struggling to cope with these seemingly impersonal forces.

But of course, while giving cash as gifts is standard in some cultures, in others it is seen as the height of impersonal.

The slow growth of person-to-person lending may in part be because most of us still value the impersonal lending processes of large institutions.

I would be treated as a body in need of some impersonal, professional service — which is what I've always gotten, though in a different form, from nurses and attendants.

Some managers divide their offices into personal and impersonal areas.

We indulge in riddles, rather than in the impersonal geometries that govern the day-lit world.

"Christians do not have an impersonal God, but a God who understands what it means to suffer."

Such stories can persuade customers that their food was not processed by an impersonal, and possibly poorly supervised, factory; they can also help reinforce an identity of place.

But money is far from impersonal.

They are impersonal and make your holiday wishes look like a mass mailing.

Pagan religions contain theogonies, birth of a god, "theogony", accounts of the births of gods. Now this impersonal primordial realm, Kaufman declares, contains the seeds of all beings.

Greeting CARDS are the embodiment of impersonal feelings.

We: Will Creative Commons ultimately lead to the death of the author and the rise of an emerging but impersonal "we"?

They are used in impersonal and official situations.

I hate dealingwith large impersonal companies.

While Yu Hua is also concerned with linguistic shifts, his approach is much less impersonal and analytical than Williams’.

Fundamentally they are not interested in those whom for the moment they think they love; they are interested only in the stimulus to their owe activities, perhaps of a quite impersonal sort.