impersonality

The validity of explaining about the sutra text of aesthetics mostly point to the impersonality basis which is recognized by communality.

The office environment had a sense of impersonality.

The hotel's design exuded an air of impersonality.

The impersonality of online communication can sometimes lead to misunderstandings.

The impersonality of big cities can make some people feel isolated.

The impersonality of the bureaucracy can be frustrating for citizens.

The store's layout emphasized efficiency over warmth, contributing to its impersonality.

The impersonality of modern technology can sometimes hinder genuine human connections.

The corporate culture prioritized productivity at the expense of impersonality.

The impersonality of the legal system can make individuals feel like just another case.

The impersonality of the urban landscape can sometimes feel overwhelming.

To us the impersonality of electronic communication has little or no relation to the significance of the matter at hand.

What he could never measure was the bewildering impersonality of the men, who, at twenty years old, seemed to set no value either on official or personal standards.

Young Anthony had one picture of his father and mother together—so often had it faced his eyes in childhood that it had acquired the impersonality of furniture, but every one who came into his bedroom regarded it with interest.