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I don't want to deal with an impersonal corporation.impersonal = lacking warmth or personal connection
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Hospitals can be impersonal places, despite the caring staff.
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She thinks they're an impersonal means of communication.† (source)
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The Socs even fought coldly and practically and impersonally.† (source)
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I, however, am here to explain the wisdom of centaurs, which is impersonal and impartial.† (source)
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Faintly, from somewhere far away, the mechanical shriek of alarms rang steady and impersonal.† (source)
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Now their load's so heavy they don't come that often, and it's become impersonal.† (source)impersonal = lacking warmth or personal connection
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As if by some unspoken consent, Annie had talked of her husband only rarely and even then impersonally, more of his job than of his character.† (source)
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Just getting to the island itself was difficult, and added to that were the harsh rituals of the prison, the undoubted indignities of the warders, and the impersonality of the contact.† (source)
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But I had known Finny in an impersonal dormitory, a gym, a playing field.† (source)
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He handed something to me—handed it to me as impersonally as the average waiter distributes menus.† (source)
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You entered a motel room, excited by its impersonality, the functionalism and bad taste of the furnishings.† (source)
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Men against nature, men against machine, men against the swirling, impersonal forces of the market.† (source)
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Not in any kindly way, you understand, but not ironically either, just impersonally.† (source)
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And to the gunslinger, in that final and vital moment of un-coupling from a moral principle, he ceased to be Jake and became only the boy, an impersonality to be moved and used.† (source)
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"Ccome," Mrs Which ordered, and they followed her out of the darkness of the cave to the impersonal grayness of the Medium's planet.† (source)
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