unswayed

The judge claimed to be impressed, but unswayed, as he noted: “History has shown good men do bad things.”

Of stature greater than his own the golden-rod stood, crested with yellow plumes, unswayed by the still air.

The people of unswayed free-will, who worship a Deity not over-particular as to the every-day habits of his creatures, say "No!"

The sky was almost devoid of clouds, and the naked branches of the elms reached upward unswayed by any breeze.

The feather held to his mouth was unswayed,—the mirror untarnished.

In his striving after truth he was unswayed in his judgment by petty prejudices.