Sentence examples for apparently tolerated from inspiring English sources

Although anemia is apparently tolerated in most patients, particularly those who are relatively healthy, the ICU population must be thought of differently.

Mistreatment was not only widely known but also apparently tolerated, so much so that a picture of naked detainees forced into a human pyramid was used as a screen saver on a computer in the interrogations room.

The collection of letters reveals that he spent the war years as a conscientious objector, and as a sympathizer with the Detachers — a Catholic movement, never officially approved, but apparently tolerated, that insisted that American materialism and militarism were both evils to be avoided at all costs by good Catholics.

In our democracy it is apparently tolerated.

What HSBC apparently tolerated for years was deeply reprehensible.

Drunken, rude, and inconsiderate behavior is apparently tolerated as long as you're supporting local businesses.

The woman apparently tolerates orthodox Jews more readily than she does reformed.

Although the species apparently tolerates dense second growth, forest destruction is reported to have reduced this wood-quail's numbers over much of its range.

The government's decision to preach morality while apparently tolerating conflicts of interest in its ranks, makes it likely that, by one means or another, more sleaze will be reported.

Their brains apparently tolerate the damage better than others'.

But users can apparently tolerate these irksome features that show no evidence of improvement.