unprejudiced

IPA: ʌnprˈɛdʒʌdʌst

Examples of "unprejudiced" in Sentences

I presume he's not the kind of unprejudiced priest who pretends to have vices when he has none?
For more ideas about how to raise unprejudiced children, pick up the Greater Good Science Center's book, "Are We Born Racist?"
What few who approach "Lolita" unprejudiced are likely to find is that it deserves the strictures of obscenity now being cast upon it.
Professor Edred Corner an evolutionist writes in an article about evolution in plants, “To the unprejudiced, the fossil record of plants is in favor of special creation.”
In his essay, Robbe-Grillet writes of Kafka that if there is one thing of which an unprejudiced realing convinces us it is the absolute reality of the things Kafka describes ...
I could not help but notice during these "unprejudiced" town meetings that the Cave family is being somewhat persecuted for going above and beyond everything the town has requested of them.
There seem to be more younger women who are crazy enough or damaged enough or just plain unprejudiced against gray hair, bald spots, slack guts, and wrinkles or for whom a trim waist and a youthful attitude and a sparkling personality are attractive enough than there are younger men similarly crazy, damaged, or unprejudiced.