unbiased

As of 1994, the statute requires student selection through a “random, unbiased process” when a school’s applications exceed enrollment.

But it is hard to view “The Apprentice” as an unbiased film.

I don’t have it in me to do the whole unbiased journalist schtick—not that I ever really did—but it’s simply too bleak to even be able to pretend that this is anything other than the worst-case scenario.

“It’s really nice getting input from a lot of unbiased people when my brain is feeling like mush.”

“Voters must have total confidence that every election is being carried out in a fair and unbiased manner.”