He has a lovely, detached soul, as impersonal-Whatis the matter, Rosalind?

The living-rooms were as impersonal as the rooms of a boarding-house.

He met her glance with one as impersonal as her own.

It is about as impersonal as a thorough examination can be.

The eyes were gray too, and as impersonal as outer space.

I want her to be as impersonal a candidate as Buff Guy or LaDingdong.

Donnelly gave him the same stare, as impersonal as death.

Winter stared at me, face as impersonal as carved marble; only his eyes trembled.

I feel as impersonal as a stranger to it.

Consequently, the judge made himself as impersonal as possible.

His voice was as impersonal as clacking typewriter keys.

Her eyes were wide and staring, as focussed as a feral cat's, and as impersonal.

Plato's work is as impersonal as that of Shakespeare.

The house in which Thea lived was as impersonal as the Waldorf, and quite as large.

It was simply one more element of the storm, as impersonal as ordinary lightning, thunder, rain.

Hand-shaking as a conventional ceremony should be as impersonal and as void of significance as possible.