Meanings of unprejudiced observer in English

It must, at least, strike the unprejudiced observer as being very suspicious.

Yet in the outer circle the unprejudiced observer found more pleasing than within.

Surely not in the eyes of any reasonable and unprejudiced observer.

But the most unprejudiced observer would never have taken him for a gentleman.

But it was not enough to make him odious to an unprejudiced observer.

Certainly, to an unprejudiced observer, such a thought would never have suggested itself.

The whole thing is clear to any unprejudiced observer.

An unprejudiced observer would have noticed that his grin was not quite the old, Casey Ryan grin.

But, then, Tom was not an unprejudiced observer, and considered his personal attractions such that any girl might appreciate them.

The unprejudiced observer would have seen merely an honest, intelligent, manly young fellow, who looked as if he might be good company.

To tell the truth, the scene was rather free and easy than elegant; nor could an unprejudiced observer have called it altogether comfortable.

It would seem to an unprejudiced observer that the present condition spells something like a receivership, unless you have the bondholders with you.

It is now almost impossible to see the real Poe, just as he appeared to an ordinary, unprejudiced observer of his own time.

The unkindness of the conditions almost exonerates the generals who blundered during the struggle, and to an unprejudiced observer the record of incompetence is slight.

Hazard has asked me to come round to his rooms, because he thinks I am an unprejudiced observer and will tell him the exact truth.

But, if you will pardon a word of warning at the outset from an unprejudiced observer-whatmakes you expect to win, over Stephen Archdale's head?