But he has clearly learned to navigate the huge, somewhat impersonal bureaucracy of a large state-university system.

He has an obsession with that American era of music that is curiously both classic and somewhat impersonal at the same time.

His eyes no longer glowed and his voice was cool and somewhat impersonal.

Where the previous novel was an intimate account, these three are written in a somewhat impersonal chronicle style.

It's a genre that has become somewhat impersonal made strikingly personal again-old rock made new.

From the evidence of the two early non-fiction texts for children that he did illustrate, he was exceedingly competent but somewhat impersonal.

Annie scanned the masculine, somewhat impersonal decor and glanced through the large windows to the nocturnal ocean.

Even so, Diwan has the somewhat impersonal appearance of a hotel restaurant.

Their art is somewhat impersonal and undemonstrative, hence the exhibition's title.

And while Shakespeare, read whole, forbids such an interpretation, Britten's somewhat impersonal music for these scenes does not, perhaps, quite do so.