Impersonalized

It is sad, really, another example of the right's impersonalized inhumanity. ❋ Unknown (2009)

True Divinity represents the impersonalized Grand Organized Design of the universe -- the intelligently governed, general universal order, hidden from the awareness of most people's ordinary sensory experiences. ❋ Unknown (2009)

Who can put a price on the psychological and social damage wrought by catastrophic disservices of our bureaucratized and impersonalized schools and colleges? ❋ Marvin Harris (1981)

Feature article characterizing "the new veterans" as "disquieting, machine-like products of their special time, and products particularly of the impersonalized, low-pressure but deadly war that they have been waging." ❋ Unknown (2010)

The proliferation of DRTV media outlets, agencies and brokers has brought intense competition, fragmentation and impersonalized dealings to the marketplace. ❋ Unknown (2010)

The impersonalized atmosphere of the classroom does not make one feel welcome to learn; one also may feel that their attendance is not necessary. ❋ Unknown (2009)

"So it's quite obvious," Nex was just saying, "that specialization leads to an impersonalized approach and actually suppresses the individuality. ❋ Ernsting, Walter (1976)