| Stella decided on the pattern of stripes before beginning the work, and then executed it as impersonally as possible, like a sign painter. |
| The culprit may be the gene therapy company, perceived impersonally as located far away and likely to be backstopped by an insurance policy. |
| The statistical data are concisely and impersonally processed for the exclusive use of Cabur Ltd. |
| It was far more detached and impersonally presented, raising none of the concerns of those two previous decisions. |
| The 5 senses of man are but the 5 intelligences that function impersonally. |
| Generally, soft security seeks to be humane and liberalist rather than impersonally technocratic. |
