Meanings of less prejudiced in English

For the benefit of you and those less prejudiced, I will translate the couplet:-

They are half heathen, and will be less prejudiced against my preaching than any other.

They are less prejudiced than we islanders, and are much more citizens of the world than ourselves.

If, on the contrary, she goes away and earns her living, she will look around her with less prejudiced eyes.

A more critical observer and one less prejudiced, however, might possibly have added that she was curiously devoid of charm.

Lady Augusta-persuadable as ever was a child-beganto look upon the plan with less prejudiced eyes-asRoland would have styled it.

Any one less prejudiced than Peak would have recognised the beauty which transformed her homely features as she met Christian's look.

While the Mormons continued to send abroad glowing pictures of the prosperity of Nauvoo, less prejudiced accounts gave a very different view.

The prisoner's enemies praised the wisdom of the judge, and those less prejudiced condemned his decision; as such conflicting testimony left room for doubt.

Then he added: If she were not a woman, or if your universities were less prejudiced, she would be welcome anywhere as a professor.

But, as he put it to me: "how easy it is to be self-congratulatory about how much less prejudiced we are than previous generations".

Less prejudiced testimony gives an even less favorable view than this of the elder Smith's business career in Vermont.

"Not that it much matters," he added, in a less prejudiced voice.