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1
In a curiously
impersonal
way
her own sad, wistful face interested her.
2
Shooting through an open window is an
impersonal
way
to kill.
3
Her glance followed his motion in an abstracted,
impersonal
way
.
4
Different, too, than being shot at: bullets were a quick,
impersonal
way
to kill.
5
And it was not long before she began to confide, but in an
impersonal
way
.
6
There is a base because
impersonal
way
of giving.
7
He goes about his business in a scientific,
impersonal
way
,
entirely courteous, but somewhat detached.
8
Lonely, perhaps, but only in a vague,
impersonal
way
.
9
Anerley stared in astonishment at the absolutely
impersonal
way
in which these men regarded the situation.
10
He recognized this himself, and used to analyze and discuss himself in quite an
impersonal
way
.
11
She only knew vaguely that she was glad of it in a more personal than
impersonal
way
.
12
An even more
impersonal
way
of buying drugs is via anonymous online marketplaces such as Silk Road.
13
He looked more than once at his visitor as he did so, in a preoccupied,
impersonal
way
.
14
The Luftwaffe had tried to kill him thirty times, in a general,
impersonal
way
,
and had failed.
15
But now I am going to discuss the rest of it with you in a more
impersonal
way
.
16
Treat it in an entirely
impersonal
way
;
for what is good for one might be quite the reverse for another.
impersonal
way
impersonal