Meanings of impersonal manner in English

Hence, all corrections should be given and received in an impersonal manner.

His manner and matter both reproved trifling, but in the most impersonal manner.

Miss Benton's cool, impersonal manner seemed rather to heighten the young man's embarrassment.

He stood nodding his head and rubbing his flattened nose in an impersonal manner.

He had a cold, impersonal manner that told Bigger to be on his guard.

Arrived at the house, Brown drew Townsley aside and spoke in a vague, impersonal manner.

It appears I miscalculated, he said in the same cold, impersonal manner he'd displayed in the carriage.

The man spoke of these things in a detached, impersonal manner, as one who states commonplace facts.

His quiet, impersonal manner never suggested stolidness.

But when he was with her his discomfort died away before her completely natural and oddly impersonal manner.

You're too busy, I suppose, to come on to our committee? She spoke in the most impersonal manner.

He was conscious too, of a queer, impersonal manner of thinking about things and people, now that he was back.

The audit by the Royal College of Psychiatrists also found that treatment is often given "in an impersonal manner".

I'll do my best for you, if the opportunity arises, but it will have to be in a roundabout, impersonal manner.

He fully realized now her extraordinary persistence, the fierce firmness of character that was concealed by her quiet and generally impersonal manner.

She maintained the friendly, impersonal manner to the very end; but my soul, as we drove to the train, was full of un-probed wounds.