unprejudiced

Perhaps an unprejudiced witness would believe himself to be that age.

Perhaps you can make me see it through unprejudiced eyes."

Not that I wouldn't like to get back here unprejudiced.

One juror after another was asked to "promise to be unprejudiced."

But the fact is that I can hardly be unprejudiced in this affair.

Hear the truth, therefore, now, while you are unprejudiced.

She would ask for his calm unprejudiced opinion and abide by it.

There is no change in the Chancellor's course, and to an unprejudiced eye all would appear to be going on as usual.

It's hard enough to find a jury with even a single unprejudiced person.'

His unprejudiced outsider's perspective had worked before and it might work again, he thought - hoped.

I'm the guy can testify to that, being unprejudiced.

Second, they are, to an unprejudiced eye, beautiful enough that a few at least deserve a spot in almost any garden.

Reed was aware that he himself was not coming into the situation unprejudiced.

An unprejudiced reading of the New Testament certainly suggests that to be true.

An unprejudiced mind (which mine wasn't) would have said that this monster was rather pretty.

For a mother of seven, she had a singularly unprejudiced point of view.

"As you say, dear lady, I am capable of taking a clear unprejudiced view.

I can always use a nice, unprejudiced opinion on the way I'm conducting my life.'

I am trying here, as an unprejudiced observer will note, to retrieve the Massacres for understanding.

It bears at every point the mark of an original, resourceful and unprejudiced curiosity.

Under such circumstances, would an unprejudiced writer have devoted an entire column to attacking me?

I was deeply impressed by his tremendous brain power, great courage and an unprejudiced legal mind.

He shows himself not only a close observer, but a conscientious and unprejudiced chronicler.

If he wanted a real, one hundred per cent unprejudiced check he should have kept quiet.