Definitionadj. characterized by a lack of partiality
Last update: December 5, 2016
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Thanks, however, to her voluminous correspondence that has recently been published and to family documents that her French biographers have unearthed, there arenow full materials for tracing the history of her public and private career, and for forming a clear and unbiased estimate of her character and genius. [Please select]
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My unbiased, examination of the Punjab Martial Law cases had led me to believe that at least ninety-five per cent. [Please select]
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You did not love on earth; for the poets wished to show us the force of Woman's nature, virgin and unbiased. [Please select]
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A most convenient arrangement that; and also a perfectly unbiased opinion on a much debated subject. [Please select]
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Lawson sought to make them impartial purveyors of unbiased news to all parties. [Please select]
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27 15 " " 64 16¾ " " 71 14½ " " 84 16½ " " 87 16¼ " " 94 17 " " 100 12¼ " " 109 17 " " 110 17 " " 117 16¾ " " 118 15¾ " " 133 14¾ " " 195 13½ " It was the unbiased opinion of several wool-dealers present, that the shearing above would yield at least 35 lbs." [Please select]
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"Now to an unbiased observer, it would seem that you'd be ready to let well enough alone." [Please select]
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