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31. He believed that people were made by the impersonal forces of history, not by greed, malice and lust.

32. His face was a mask, friendly, but in an impersonal way.

33. Homes with large impersonal reception areas are better for orientation if they are broken up into smaller areas divided from each other.

34. It was the intent face of female in rut - yet it was also the face of Justine, impersonal with death.

35. His voice was kind, but the wrong kind of kind, too impersonal.

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36. It was an impersonal system; it made no difference who you were, so long as you could master its rules.

37. Marx stressed the apparently impersonal nature of this relation in capitalism.

38. The family doctor was replaced by the much more impersonal group practice.

39. It was the ultimate submission to the impersonal forces of fate.

40. This evenness of meter creates the mood of impersonal curiosity characterizing the poem.

41. It was becoming an industrialised society constituted by highly impersonal secondary relations.

42. His concept of prayer, however, requires analysis and clarification in view of his expressed preference for an impersonal and formless Absolute.

43. My slight personal acquaintance with the subject of all this discouraging impersonal solemnity seemed slightly ridiculous.

44. There are fewer beautiful people out there who want to get up close and impersonal with us.

45. The soulless, impersonal State had reared him since then, putting him through higher education and choosing his career for him.

46. Bawdiness has been toned down and feasting reduced to sadly impersonal uniformity.

47. It is also said that Hinduism believes in an impersonal rather than a personal Deity.

48. His note consisted of a few words, impersonal, noncommittal(sentencedict.com), on a tiny scrap of paper written with a burned matchstick.

49. The room told me nothing. just a bare, impersonal space in a cheap, dingy hotel.

50. But I found the whole experience very sexy because it was so impersonal.

51. I had hoped that the cool impersonal air in the Saltine Motel Restaurant would bring me to my senses.

52. As the population grows, we become a magnet for the big, impersonal outlets.

53. He was attentive but impersonal, and esteemed rather than loved.

54. It might help if the impersonal organization were aligned to promote change.

55. The exchange strategy is not about transfer pricing, compensation schemes, or other impersonal elements of organization design.

56. A terrible, impersonal courtesy had crept into Luke's manner, and it was breaking Maria's heart all over again.

57. The Church has been criticized for being too big and impersonal.

58. Not words we use much in the Civil Service, yes and no, even in the most impersonal contexts.

59. Communities are overcrowded, with public facilities more often aimed at impersonal masses rather than stimulating intimate interaction.

60. Such an analogy suggests that the ultimate reality is an impersonal entity rather than a personal being.