Meanings of unprejudiced person in English

An unprejudiced person would certainly not have designated him as a muff.

This is a fact that every unprejudiced person who has travelled in America must admit.

Every unprejudiced person must answer in the negative.

The fact is patent to every unprejudiced person.

Because I think you are an unprejudiced person.

If you think I'm mistaken, I'll leave it to any unprejudiced person or your own eyesight.

Any unprejudiced person would have to admit that he could not do otherwise, that the fellow must go.

He could not tell him to his face that no unprejudiced person would believe the evidence of such a witness.

No unprejudiced person can deny that the consequence of abandoning the League and attempting an entirely new project, will be prolonged delay.

By such precautions, we trust, we shall obviate all possible suspicions, and inspire every unprejudiced person with a firm confidence in this useful institution.

Try to look at the case for a moment in the light of an unprejudiced person; try to see for yourself the necessity of explaining--

Any unprejudiced person would accept the green lights to be the eyes of a great snake, such as tradition pointed to living in the well-hole.

No unprejudiced persons could claim that the charges of Mr. Beck were not completely answered.

"Any unprejudiced person would probably say so to look in," said Laddie.

'On the contrary, she would prefer the opinion of an unprejudiced person,' persisted Jill, with a voluble eloquence that took away my breath.