Sentence examples for Tolerant of that from inspiring English sources

Working as a psychiatrist suits me since it is less demanding physically, but does involve mental strain – I am quite tolerant of that.

Voters may prove surprisingly tolerant of that sort of radical reform.

I was around two Hall of Famers who managed: Ted Williams surely loved to talk hitting in his stint with Washington and Texas, but he was not particularly tolerant of that annoying but necessary breed known as pitchers.

Simply trying to be more tolerant of that person isn't a long-term fix.

(I know -- it took me decades of work to overcome a single elementary school encounter with cauliflower, and I'm still only moderately tolerant of that most pale of vegetables).

The more medication is used for treatment, the more tolerant of that medication a patient may become.

In this environment, these trees appear tolerant of salinities that would be toxic to most other plants.

Chief Justice John G. Roberts Jr. is more tolerant of arguments that go slightly over the time limit than his mentor and predecessor, William H. Rehnquist.

Younger viewers, Bowman said, are not as tolerant of services that aren't available on mobile devices.

Investors weren't as tolerant of companies that fell short of the market, sending MasterCard shares tumbling after the firm couldn't match its rival Visa and missed expectations by a few pennies.

In addition, consumers (younger consumers primarily) are becoming less tolerant of anything that appears to be a blatant and strategically placed endorsement by a brand.