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• s  characterized by a lack of partiality
• s  without bias

• It is immensely important that Lie's chosen path of academia affords him the tools to analyze and assess our economy in a dispassionate, unbiased way.
• Despite doctors' best intentions, their advice for patients isn't always unbiased leaving many women unhappy with their treatment decision.
• A South Carolina program aimed at cutting drug costs by giving doctors unbiased data is even winning over conservatives.

• indifferent
• unbiassed

News & Articles

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• Survey finds local voters want more information
  Ada residents want to know more about candidates and issues before each city election, and they need an unbiased source to supply that information.  
  July 4, 2013 - Ada Evening News
• Extension agent takes her education to the next level
  She’s always been the girl with a passion for getting information to young and beginning farmers and ranchers. As such, Nikki Bailey is the right person for the job as Carbon County’s new Extension Agent. With the ink still fresh on her master’s degree in Agricultural Education, Bailey’s ties to MSU Bozeman’s faculty with their up-to-date and unbiased research information, will be a huge asset ...
  July 3, 2013 - Laurel Outlook

Quotes

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• Barack Obama in AFP
  ...(AFP) — US President Barack Obama called Saturday for a swift confirmation of his Supreme Court nominee Sonia Sotomayor, calling her "fair, unbiased, and dedicated to the rule of law."
• John Edwards in New York Times
  The basis of a strong democracy begins and ends with a strong, unbiased and fair media -- all qualities which are pretty hard to subscribe to Fox News and News Corp.,Mr. Edwards said in the statement. "It's time for all Democrats,...
• Gen James L Jones in Global Security Newswire
  ...security adviser James Jones said the "gratuitous" way in which Israel was "singled out" could jeopardize the prospects for the 2012 conference, "until all are assured that it can operate in [an] unbiased and constructive way."