Examples of using Impersonal in English and their translations into Korean
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As a result they were not in control of their own destiny, but were governed by the set of rational and impersonal procedures that he likened to an iron cage, or“steel housing.”.
Women are more likely than men to post personal information on social media(information about oneself), whereas men are more likely than women to post impersonal information.
small enough to avoid the intimidating and impersonal atmosphere of a larger university.
Women are more likely than men to post personal information on social networks(information about oneself), while men are more likely than women to post impersonal information.
The present-day rituals of the dairymen priests of the Todas do not represent a religious ceremony since these impersonal prayers do not contribute anything to the conservation or enhancement of any social, moral, or spiritual values.
Jupiter and Saturn are often called the first of the"transpersonal" or"transcendent" planets as they represent a transition from the inner personal planets to the outer modern, impersonal planets.
superpersonal, or impersonal, but Deity is never mindless, that is, never without the ability at
Like the Thought Adjusters, the Circuit Spirits are impersonal, and they consort with the perfect minds of Havona beings much as the impersonal spirits of the Universal Father indwell the finite minds of mortal men.
So caring, as we're beginning to look at it, has nothing to do with any of us personally- neither DeRopp nor Jobs cared about themselves personally- it has to do with the impersonal.
The warm and friendly service provided by them certainly makes a refreshing change from the cold and impersonal service which other brokers are accustomed to providing.
(1244.2) One of the most important things a destiny guardian does for her mortal subject is to effect a personal co-ordination of the numerous impersonal spirit influences which indwell, surround, and impinge upon the mind and soul of the evolving material creature.
mind energy, and impersonal spirit ministry, they act personally and directly, and in others they function through their multifarious associates.
Sady Doyle who has been the target of online threats noted the"overwhelmingly impersonal, repetitive, stereotyped quality" of the abuse,
But not so with the external repercussions of sin: The impersonal(centrifugal) consequences of embraced sin are both inevitable
When the highest God concept of a religion is that of an impersonal Deity, such as in pantheistic idealism, although affording the
God is anything but impersonal.
No impersonal God could love.
It is too big, they say, too impersonal.
No! That's, like, so cold and impersonal.
If true, it means that impersonal matter is the ultimate reality.