Примери за използване на Unprejudiced на Английски и техните преводи на Български
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The EU can be influential in contributing to the start of an unprejudiced and constructive dialogue that would respect both sides.
When looked at with an unprejudiced naked-eye or through a telescope,
Yet it is hardly possible to take up one's residence in the kingdom of the ill unprejudiced by the lurid metaphors with which it has been landscaped.
those actions with respect to which unprejudiced self-observation may appropriately speak of freedom.
are undeniable in the long run, to every earnest and unprejudiced mind.
wishful thinking which has lost the basis of an unprejudiced observation of facts.
to perceive reality with an unprejudiced eye.
professional and unprejudiced accomplishment of their professional duties.
to every earnest and unprejudiced mind.
impartial and unprejudiced fulfillment of work duties.
One has the ability to read his or her chart in an objective, unbiased, unprejudiced and emotion-free manner.
Unprejudiced observation shows that nothing belongs to thinking's own nature that is not found in thinking itself.
But even nowadays, unprejudiced people around the World recognize astrology as one of the most rewarding spiritual sciences,
Unprejudiced observation shows that nothing can be attributed to the essence of thinking that is not found within thinking itself.
Unprejudiced observation shows that nothing is to be counted as belonging to the nature of thinking except what is found in thinking itself.
Thinkers should seek the road to unprejudiced spiritual observation,
But even nowadays, unprejudiced people around the World recognize astrology as one of the most rewarding spiritual sciences, available to man.
There are a few basic things that are of interest to the unprejudiced person and which distinguish Hinduism from any other religion of mankind.
Moslem, can give new solutions to the unprejudiced architect.
Yet the author believes that he has proved by the present discussion that the validity of“naive realism” for thinking follows necessarily from an unprejudiced observation of thinking;