Somehow Keith could not resent the implication; it was too impersonally delivered.

I looked at Nick impersonally for the first time in many weeks.

The Duchess asked the question impersonally though with a degree of interest.

They can deliver a thousand pounds of high explosives accurately and impersonally.

She spoke calmly and impersonally, without even a quickening of the breath.

Praise and blame are usually meant impersonally and should be so received.

It led to some relaxation between them, and they began talking impersonally.

You would signify, impersonally: which suffices for this exposition of your feelings.

He repeated her name so impersonally that she could not be angry.

Conclusions reached by daring speculation and faultless logic are stated simply, impersonally.

She dropped to her knees and ran her hands impersonally over Guy.

She felt that whenever Jack Fyfe's gray eyes rested impersonally on her.

Impersonality was in fashion, and as a rule he believed in thinking impersonally.

He was impersonally admiring her Whistler when the maid brushed aside the portieres.

The sentences had struck clearly as answering chimes, impersonally, in their preoccupied gazing.

And he spoke as impersonally as though the girls were machines.