The phrase "a tolerant one" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a person or entity that is accepting and open-minded towards different opinions, behaviors, or beliefs.
Example: "In a diverse society, it is essential to be a tolerant one, embracing the differences that make us unique."
Alternatives: "an accepting individual" or "a broad-minded person".
The household I grew up in was a tolerant one, and one where all ideas were welcomed.
These salvos against freedom of speech and the press force the question: Can the global society emerging today also be a tolerant one?
"We believed that back in the Netherlands in the 17th century -- that an economy, an entrepreneurial society, was better served as an inclusive society, a tolerant one than an exclusive one," Mr. Scheltema said.
It's obviously what has scared Hollywood all these years". Kasdan's smile was a tolerant one; it certainly wasn't the first time he'd responded to the question.
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Buddhists were early advocates of religious toleration, and the political environment of India before the Islamic invasions was mostly quite a tolerant one in practice.
This is about supplanting a retrograde ideology with a modern, tolerant one.
Tuncer, who has been living in Kreuzberg for 47 years says that "it has always been a troubled place but also a lively, tolerant one".
Tuncer, who has been living in Kreuzberg for 47 years, says that "it has always been a troubled place but also a lively, tolerant one".
Tuncer, who has been living in Kreuzberg for 47 years says that "it has always been a troubled place but also a lively, tolerant one". Nevertheless, he doesn't like using the term "multicultural" to describe the area.
Tuncer, who has been living in Kreuzberg for 47 years, says that "it has always been a troubled place but also a lively, tolerant one". Nevertheless, he doesn't like using the term "multicultural" to describe the area.
