even-minded

[ ee-vuhn-mahyn-did ]

adjective

1. not easily ruffled, disturbed, prejudiced, etc.; calm; equable.

Other Words From

• even-minded·ness noun

Example Sentences

“The recent emails leaked from Democratic Party staff showed that under Debbie Wasserman Schultz, DNC staff were not exactly fair and even-minded during the presidential primary,” Sanders wrote in his email blast.

From Time

It is in this deep sense of earnestness, and in this tense but even-minded spirit of equity, that I have endeavoured to make my study both rational and psychological: in other words, reasonable and true to the spirit.

From Project Gutenberg

Mr. Garrison deftly sidesteps gay stereotype in his role as the ex-children’s book editor Robert, the more even-minded of the couple next door.

From New York Times

She said that she is glad to be done with politics, and thrilled to be back on the bench — even if the cameras demand more than even-minded decisions.

From New York Times

He had left, cool, well-balanced, even-minded; he had returned, so far as his inner moments were concerned, in a trance, a state of absorption.

From Project Gutenberg