Sentence examples for a sort of tolerance from inspiring English sources

"There's a sort of tolerance.

Burt said that when he was in office, he worked hard to improve mental health care and adult social care: "There is a sort of tolerance for standards [in these areas] that would not be acceptable in acute hospitals," he said.

A: Sort of.

At a certain age (29? 36?) the option to develop any sort of tolerance expires.

"People who use cocaine recreationally don't have any sort of tolerance for opiates," Swallow told VICE.

This new book seems more casually made, and yet its sentences still have two tones working together, or against each other — one tells you things, it seems plain and informative, and the other suggests an ironic distance, a sort of amused tolerance for human behavior, and a love of rhythm itself in prose, rhythm for its own sake.

Democrats in the Trump era have adopted a sort of zero-tolerance approach in their ranks toward misconduct involving race and gender.

The tendency has been to bog down in fights between the Right and the Left, where conservatives were worried that character education programs were all about teaching mushy diversity and general sort of tolerance, and liberals were worried that character education was about teaching religion and more conservative values.

Priming treatments might also improve stress tolerance in germinating seeds, leaving a sort of "stress memory" [ 9].

In our model the mechanism of peripheral tolerance is very basic, static and unspecific, and could be considered a sort of 'peripheral ignorance'.

A sort of choreographic matchmaking process, where the main criteria are height, potential ability, patience and the pros' tolerance for getting their toes trodden on.