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Meanings of so impersonal in English

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Usage of so impersonal in English
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It seemed so impersonal and soulless compared with a good old-fashioned phonecall.
The Guardian
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It was so cold, so impersonal, so void of all vitality.
The Knave of Diamonds
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And then the first one - Iopenedit slowly-had been so impersonal.
The Memoirs of Cleopatra
4
The structure was so impersonal; the crush of students daunting.
The Silent Sister
5
His voice had become so impersonal that it was toneless.
One Man in His Time
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I just didn't like the things -theyare so impersonal, and they lack real elegance.
Dexter by Design
7
Stella Wilson The scary size makes it so impersonal.
The Irish Times
8
He was so silent, so unbending, so impersonal.
Ten From Infinity
9
Listening devices are so impersonal, she said.
Skin Trade
10
It always seemed so impersonal and sordid, and the idea that Aidan would find it so arousing disturbed me.
She, myself & i
11
Visible behind high walls, the mansions appeared the same as in the old movies, so impressive, but so impersonal.
Death of a Red Heroine
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These things made their whole relation so impersonal that they hadn't the rules or reasons people found in ordinary friendships.
The Altar of the Dead
13
It seems so impersonal.
The Guardian
14
His prose was good, though at its best so impersonal that it recalled the manner of an exceptionally well-written leading article.
The Ghost Ship
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There was something so icy and swift, so impersonal and uncompromising about this man that his very presence seemed an accusation.
Roads of Destiny
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He seemed so impersonal, almost remote, though nicer than ever to Johnny; and Mrs. Leland rather preferred the personal note in conservation.
The Forerunner, Volume 1 (1909-1910)
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