| His life and habits were simple but unbigoted, and his broad-mindedness never obscured his unalterable convictions. |
| My love for burgers is not only ardent and epic but also unbigoted and magnanimous. |
| On the contrary, he succeeded because he tapped into grievances — felt by the unbigoted as well as the nakedly prejudiced — that liberals were promoting black progress at the expense of struggling whites. |
| But it reflects the thinking of millions of centrist and unbigoted Americans who will ultimately determine the fate of gay rights and gay marriage. |
