Depersonalize used in a sentence

Depersonalize in a sentence as a verb

You can call it agribusiness if it makes you feel better to depersonalize them, but they're still farmers.

For anyone in Sales, to be any good you have to go through something like this to depersonalize the rejection.

I have been able to completely depersonalize Youtube for myself.

"This individual", notice the hideous language "we do not want to have anything to do with this... OK not going to insult him just depersonalize him".

If you want to make that as a general point, at least depersonalize it, addressing to 'someone' or 'anyone', rather than a second-person direct-address.

It's not personified, it's almost the opposite — to insitutionalize the mindset in the form of law is precisely to depersonalize it, take it out of any individual's hands.

We sometimes sound like we actually believe that only the wealthy in this country successfully raise kids, but we obviously must know that isn't true at all.[edited to depersonalize the response; sorry]