impersonally造句
1 The doctor treated Ted gently but impersonally.
2 I was now just impersonally a man, striving against the elements.
3 Argyll would deal - impersonally, as was his way - with any offender.
4 The cold eyes scrutinising her so impersonally were deep set beneath heavy black brows, and shadowed with fatigue.
5 He treated his patients impersonally.
6 Impersonally, asset impairment accounting standards still exist some shortcomings and need to be improved gradually.
7 To impersonally evaluation, the co - occurrence matrix was applied to analysis the texture of simulated images.
8 This paper analyses impersonally the actual status of our library cause . defines primarily the library legislation.
9 And his Impersonally Appraising and poetic reflection in writing strategy narrated those killing events without turning a hair. This relates with his experience, thanatopsis and aesthetic pursuing.
10 She held my hand impersonally , a promise that she'd take care of me a minute.
11 And besides, she told herself as she hurried back to the van, it was kinder to do it impersonally.
12 When I told him about Russ I found it difficult to speak impersonally.
13 The model employs less subjective parameters to evaluate DRP more impersonally and accurately.
14 At last, by studying the double - character of them, the foreign loans are appraised impersonally.
15 " No. " The answer was both reticent and impersonally sad.
16 The paper also presents a set of formula to evaluate the automatic abstracting impersonally and efficaciously.
17 Cultivating and promoting the enterprise's core competence needs to impersonally evaluate core competence of pharmaceutical enterprises.
18 The tenet is to service our clients fairly, equally, impersonally and reasonably.
19 Uroflowmetry testing is a great value in the diagnosis of urination disorders. It can impersonally display the function of emiction and has some good characters such as scatheless and handy.
20 And the model is established preliminarily for comprehensive loss assessment on resonance risk to evaluate risk loss more impersonally and accurately.