unexamined

[uhn-ig-zam-ind]

adjective

1. not having been examined; not inspected, explored, questioned, or thoroughly considered.

Example Sentences

Avrich has said the movie isn’t a political statement, despite such unexamined specifics as the kibbutz’s need for safe rooms in every home or prison-like fencing.

From Los Angeles Times

Flipping through her tabbed files with stickers and quoting from forensic medicine books, she pointed to alleged gaps in the investigation - from the unexamined crime scene to the absence of qualified electrical and forensic experts at the scene of the crime.

From BBC

Baldwin’s attorneys accused the state of misconduct, pointing to a batch of unexamined bullets that a potential witness turned over to sheriff’s investigators in March 2024.

From Los Angeles Times

Critics say those ideas still show up in modern advertising and influencer culture, often unexamined.

From Salon

Here, it twists into an inevitable jab at an ostensibly liberal Modern art world, still in fact dominated by unexamined white supremacy.

From Los Angeles Times