How To Use Nonperson In A Sentence

nonpersonal forces
“numinous” from the Latin word numen, which denoted a supernatural nonpersonalized being. ORIGINS OF RELIGION
This is admittedly a nonpersonal sense of 'infer', but the usage still infuriates language sticklers. Times, Sunday Times
the former senator is treated as a nonperson by this administration
Somehow they were able to see from point A, where they stood -- corseted, ornamental, legally nonpersons -- to point C, the "regenerated" world Gage predicted, in which all repressive institutions would be destroyed. Draw mohammed day.

Hospitals must publish all nonpersonal data about patient safety. Times, Sunday Times
The kind of identity that the Ricoeurian self has is not like the nonpersonal entities that perdure simply as in some significant sense Paul Ricoeur
He would be labeled a disaffected nonperson, fired from his teaching position, and possibly harassed by some ultra-revolutionary neighbors. OUTCAST