Dictionary entry

Unbiased

Pronunciation: /ʌnˈbʌɪəst/

Pronunciation

/ʌnˈbʌɪəst/

Myanmar Meaning

ဘက်မလိုက်သော။

Definition

unbiased / ʌn'baÇǝst / adj မ်က္ႏွာမလိုက္ေသာ။ ဘက္မလိုက္ေသာ။ unbiased advice/ reporting ❍ an unbiased referee.

Examples

  1. ‘It is not a piece of the larger
  2. commercial media that has a responsibility to be fair and unbiased.’
  3. ‘What this really means
  4. is that Bahamian courts are not really impartial
  5. unbiased and fair.’
  6. ‘Will the next patient who is examined by this physician be given a fair and unbiased diagnosis?’
  7. ‘If you want to come across as unbiased and open-minded
  8. I suggest you try a little harder to express it with your choice of words.’
  9. ‘I'd like to invite you to lunch there so you can give an unbiased outsider's view.’
  10. ‘In many contributions to The Racing Post he also tackled the serious issues of racing with a unbiased and detached eye.’
  11. ‘Online is a new website offering reliable
  12. unbiased advice from real midwives.’
  13. ‘I'd rather have advertisements on the tele and some fair and unbiased news than the joke that the corporation has now become.’
  14. ‘They offer free
  15. unbiased
  16. anonymous credit advice and will help you sort through your debt.’
  17. ‘That's why
  18. when you use a Mortgage Choice consultant
  19. you get truly unbiased home loan advice.’
  20. ‘However
  21. getting unbiased financial advice is not as simple as it sounds; being forewarned is forearmed.’
  22. ‘How a new model needs to emerge
  23. one that can provide unbiased advice to marketers.’
  24. ‘As a newsreader
  25. Sir Trevor has to remain unbiased and fair
  26. and he is a master at this.’
  27. ‘If nothing else it will help me to give a completely fair
  28. unbiased opinion to each area of the album.’
  29. ‘At least it means we can enjoy impartial unbiased commentary from now on.’
  30. ‘The use of outside assistance is to ensure the investigation is fair an unbiased.’
  31. ‘An adjudicator must be
  32. and must be seen to be
  33. disinterested
  34. unbiased and impartial.’
  35. ‘If you want truly unbiased advice
  36. swallow hard and cough up a fee - with any commission rebated back to you
  37. of course.’
  38. ‘It's nigh impossible for me to approach this in an objective and unbiased manner.’
  39. ‘Sometimes its news stories aren't as fair and unbiased as the government would want them to be.’