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• a  free from undue bias or preconceived opinions
  an unprejudiced appraisal of the pros and cons

• She also wanted an unprejudiced response to her fiction, "to get free of that cage of associations and labels that every established writer has to learn to live inside.
• An unprejudiced eye can now see that Rosa Bonheur's celebrated horses do indeed rollick with inimitable vigor, a battle scene by Meissonier can be moving, a lush nude dancer by .
• Two hundred talesmen were examined before twelve unprejudiced jurymen could be found.

• impartial

• prejudiced

News & Articles

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• STEVE ELLISON
  Unfailing Love from an Unprejudiced Heart Pastor Steve Ellison Who keeps your calendar? Who se...
  Nov. 16, 2013 - The Gilmer Mirror

Quotes

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• Hans-Jürgen Papier in International Herald Tribune
  The storage of data could cause a diffusely threatening feeling of being under observation that can diminish an unprejudiced perception of one's basic rights in many areas,said Hans-Jürgen Papier, the court's president.
• Robert Blake in BBC News
  I would rather not be a juror,one potential juror in the Blake trial said. "I would prefer not to be in the limelight. But whatever happens will happen. I could be unprejudiced."
• Tim Kring in New York Daily News
  As an actor, Jack has tremendous range,said series creator Tim Kring by email. "The part called for someone who could play both a delicious villain and a loving and caring father equally with pure, unprejudiced conviction."