Sentence examples for artistic tolerance from inspiring English sources

It's slow, frustrating progress from artistic tolerance to esthetic parity.

But until recently he seemed to enjoy flirting with the limits of China's artistic tolerance.

Rushdie set his most recent novel, "The Enchantress of Florence," at the empire's zenith: a prodigious moment of political stability, religious tolerance, artistic renaissance, and rule of law.

To his dazzled subjects, Frederick II*, who led Prussia in the mid-eighteenth century, was Frederick the Unique, a near-mythical figure whose combination of military prowess, religious tolerance, artistic talent, and love of the common man was unprecedented.

Long celebrated for its religious tolerance, artistic innovation and economic modernity, the United Provinces of the Netherlands also became known for their involvement with slavery and military repression in Asia, Africa, and the Americas.

In a city where artistic freedom and tolerance prevail – and where funds are scarce – online blogs and magazines are the lifeblood of Berlin's ever-mushrooming creative sector.

Depends on your artistic standards, and your tolerance for psychobabble.

Our tolerance for artistic error has gone up as art itself has become more popular.

The auction provoked a commotion among Cuban exiles here and divided the museum's board of directors between those who viewed the artists as representatives of the Communist leader of Cuba, Fidel Castro, and those who argued for tolerance and artistic freedom.

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The procession proved a fascinating barometer of New Yorkers' tolerance for mild artistic eccentricity.