Sentence examples for aggressive intolerance from inspiring English sources

It has been criticized, however, as overly dogmatic and militant and as having exhibited an aggressive intolerance toward both Christianity and Islam.

And with a chilling nerdverse parallel during last year's Gamergate, this imbalance often leads to aggressive intolerance.

But the fact that senior enlisted and Air Force officers thought it was not just appropriate but necessary to inquire about the victim's pre-martial relationship with an individual not involved in the rape does not bode well for the environment of empathy and aggressive intolerance of sexual assault the Air Force is trying to promote.

Britain is under siege from "the intolerance of aggressive secularism", a Cabinet minister will warn today, before a key European court ruling on whether employees have the right to wear crosses or crucifixes at work.

He is also known for his intolerance of aggressive crowd security personnel at concerts.

Intolerance is intolerable.

Assaultive language, intolerance of differences, aggressive behavior and false accusations all contribute to stress, absenteeism and a hostile environment.

A synagogue warden explained later that the map was "biblical, not political .The prevailing political sentiment in Jewry today is of aggressive defensiveness, a curious amalgam of victimhood and intolerance.

She detects, among those she might once have considered ideological allies, "an aggressive, illiberal impulse to silence people," which often takes the form of meta-intolerance — that is, intolerance of any view that is judged to be intolerant.

The use of LDL-P as a management target in the presence of discordantly high LDL-P values can individualize aggressive lipid-lowering therapy and in the process potentially reduce statin intolerance and be more cost-efficient.

In addition to addressing overweight and obesity, the expert committee for PNNS 2011 2015 has proposed more aggressive screening of persons with pre-diabetes, in particular those with glucose intolerance [ 16].