Sentence examples for Tolerant outlook from inspiring English sources

One expression of Sweden's tolerant outlook has been the welcome extended to immigrants and asylum-seekers fleeing violence in countries like Afghanistan, Somalia and Syria.

Housden mostly skirts the country's repressive politics in favor of eloquent ruminations on its humanistic spirit and artistic excellence: the architectural splendor of the Royal Mosque in Isfahan; the rituals and gently tolerant outlook of the Sufis; the ruined Silk Road city of Nishapur, birthplace of the poet and scientist Omar Khayyam.

In a society characterised mainly by hostility and widespread misanthropy, ours is, surprisingly enough, a good example of progressively more tolerant outlooks as far as appearance is concerned.

More than anyone, he embodied the tolerant, cosmopolitan outlook of Algeria's French-speaking intelligentsia, whom fundamentalists vilify as latter-day colonialists, obstacles to the dream of an Islamic state.

Of course, as Amis readily admits, the Brooklyn borough where he and his family are based, with its tolerant, well-heeled, cosmopolitan outlook, bears little relation to the dystopian America he outlines.

Whichcote's tolerant, optimistic and rational outlook set the intellectual tone for Cambridge Platonism.

But his sharing with me of what a Sufi was gave me an impression of Muslims as tolerant and expansive in their outlook of spirituality.

But given the lack of options outside of the diplomatic realm, some analysts said a tolerant approach still provides the best outlook.

He credits Rand with broadening his outlook and making him more tolerant of new ideas — not qualities she is often associated with.

Some members of Mrs. Arnold's family feel today that they could close the bridge if they wished to bear down with all legal batteries firing, but they have no immediate plans for doing so- a tolerant attitude not wholly consistent with the outlook of their high-flown ancestor.

Swainson suggests that Macdonald's desire for a free and tolerant Canada became part of its national outlook: "He not only helped to create Canada, but contributed immeasurably to its character".