"If you are unprejudiced and look at the car, it's beautiful," Mr. Mayer said of the original models.
No doubt methods contemporary conservators use to restore art that we believe are unprejudiced and sage will come to seem just as time-bound and clueless eventually.
In 1957, neighbors in Levittown, Pa., uniting under the flag of segregation, wrote: "As moral, religious and law-abiding citizens, we feel that we are unprejudiced and undiscriminating in our wish to keep our community a closed community".
"Only by being unprejudiced and unbiased will you be able to really connect to the wide range of people you will deal with," he argues, though emphasising that "this is not the same as suspending judgment completely".
If one refuses to hire Catholics or Jews or women even when they are most qualified, the product one offers for sale will be more costly to produce as a result, and if the market for this product is competitive, one cannot raise the price at which one sells it but must accept lesser profit than one would have obtained had one's hiring decisions been unprejudiced.
That's what I'Maxeft wish.
"Suddenly, as I gazed on him, an idea seized me, that this little creature was unprejudiced, and had lived too short a time to have imbibed a horror of deformity.
Study participants were not aware of this study hypothesis, and occupational biography is an unprejudiced variable, so reporting bias is unlikely to occur.
The analysis is an unprejudiced description of the variations by identifying differences and similarities in the text, and they are expressed in categories and themes where context is very essential.
Browne could be sensibly unprejudiced – he rejected the myth that Jews smell – but there were limits to his modernity.
