unprejudiced

British law puts the right to a fair trial above freedom to report in an effort to secure an unprejudiced jury.

It encouraged, too, a fair, impersonal and unprejudiced view of outside events.

The clergyman will often admit that Atheism endeavours to maintain an unprejudiced tone of mind.

While national feeling deplores this destruction of property, unprejudiced History looks on at her ease.