Sentence examples for an expression of tolerance from inspiring English sources

His response contained his trademark political mix of an expression of tolerance accompanied by a firm conservative position on the actual policy.

The Persians' policy towards their subject people, as described by the Cylinder, was traditionally viewed as an expression of tolerance, moderation and generosity "on a scale previously unknown".

While its predecessor, the Museum of Tolerance in Los Angeles may contribute to communal harmony, to pursue this enormous sister project in Jerusalem, at this critical time, when the "peace process" is in turmoil, would seem highly insensitive, a statement of Israel's hegemony over the Palestinians, rather than any expression of tolerance.

With his boss prodding at his midsection, he wore an expression of bemused tolerance that I had seen several times on a dog in a bathtub.

Under his fluffy, snow-white hair and glasses, he wears an expression of kind tolerance, although he reacts a bit irritably when a scandal-hungry reporter asks if having a living playwright in the rehearsal room ever leads to tension.

Modern historians argue that while Cyrus's behavior was indeed conciliatory, it was driven by the needs of the Persian Empire, and was not an expression of personal tolerance per se.

Hatched by Henry VIII and nurtured by his daughter Elizabeth I, the Church of England was an expression of that combination of tolerance and arrogance that marked the English governing class.

This difference in quantitative expression may account for the phenotypic expression of tolerance to water stress in Apo.

Given the complexity of drought, it is not surprising that root and shoot traits have been found to interact in the expression of tolerance.

Basiliximab induction was associated with increased absolute number of Treg cells, and increased expression of tolerance associated markers FOXP3 and TCAIM.

In the present paper we report on pre-sowing treatments that could further enhance the expression of tolerance under field conditions.