Sentence examples similar to Displaying intolerance for from inspiring English sources

The K.L.A. had also displayed intolerance that more than matched that of the Serbs.

And I just say to people, if you display intolerance and disrespect for each other, then that just has the worst effect.

About halfway through a magazine article that made a general plea for tolerance but chided American leaders for occasional arrogance and self-righteousness, Mr. Wickert suggested that President Bush and Osama bin Laden had both displayed intolerance.

3. Any other conduct in the classroom or another instructional setting that adversely affects the learning environment when that conduct displays an intolerance for different views or a lack of civility.

Nobody believes that Rousseff is corrupt: she is displaying far more intolerance for corruption than Brazilian Presidents have in the past.

In dealing with Greenpeace, though, the Indian government has been clumsy and heavy-handed, achieving nothing except a display of intolerance for dissent.

The differences were only sometimes statistically significant, suggesting that the moderate risk individuals may sometimes display similar intolerance (i.e. when not significantly different) or even more intolerance (i.e. when significantly different) for risk as the no risk group.

Family-friendly carriages will be necessary so long as there are people like Bindel who display such intolerance of children.

"They display their intolerance of racism with their white and black bands," said Davis.

Results of the IPGTT revealed that F0-BPA10 mice displayed glucose intolerance compared with F0-C mice.

With age, LPL-deficient mice were found to display glucose intolerance and decreased first-phase insulin secretion [ 34].