Usage examples (22)

• It is evident, however, that even in this restricted sense of "unsectarian" Christianity,
• In 1822, sixteen years before, the common council had made the free schools "unsectarian," excluding from the benefits of the fund all institutions of denominational...
• The spirit of an unsectarian patriotism that characterised Seward's speech proved highly satisfactory to the great mass of Republicans.
• Unitarians, it has been wholly unsectarian in its work.