Sentence examples for at least tolerance from inspiring English sources

But if friends are not appearing, at least tolerance is evident.

I had assumed New Yorkers, who pride themselves on not even looking up when a celebrity walks by, might have had more sang-froid, or at least tolerance.

A festering source of tension is Pakistan's backing, or at least tolerance, of violent jihadist groups active in Afghanistan, India and beyond.

The fiscal issues and desire for a "smaller government" would often win out when it came time to vote, but it was notable that there was a growing acceptance – or at least tolerance – on issues like gay marriage.

The latest projection by Election Forecast, a group of political scientists, suggests that Mr Miliband will lack the numbers to govern without the backing (or, at least, tolerance) of the party's MPs.

The question of how this changed, how Protestants came to stress their commonality with Catholics, is, generically speaking, the question of the day: How do mutual fear, hostility and suspicion give way to amity, or at least tolerance?

Even if and when there is disagreement on things, San Franciscans at least tolerate each other -- understanding that tolerance is the key to getting along in a civil society.

Respect for — or at very least tolerance of — other road users will be vital for traffic to flow for the foreseeable future, and — I would also argue — for Uber's autonomous business to grow.

At the time, Gwen Agna, principal of Jefferson Street School, told Tolerance that "at least 50percentt of graduating 6th graders cite their Nature's Classroom trip, specifically the Underground Railroad activity, as one of their favorite school experiences".

Common denominators are an interest in outdoor sports and at least a tolerance for Bavarian kitsch.

He is dependent on the kindness -- at least the tolerance -- of Caroline, the family's maid.