Sentence examples for attitudes of tolerance from inspiring English sources

Stories like Liz's inspire more people to action and change the tide around attitudes of tolerance towards sexual violence".

Sánchez and Solís (2007), in line with our results, refer to the perception of violence being an unrecognised or neglected practise accompanied with attitudes of tolerance of abuse in that love forgives all.

The youth in Europe have oftentimes embraced new values and attitudes of tolerance.

In this case, Rabbi Miller takes an attitude of tolerance.

Rabbi Jason Miller, a member of Rabbis Without Borders, takes an attitude of tolerance toward Christian bar mitzvahs.

The government action followed recommendations of a parliamentary committee in May, which said a new attitude of tolerance would give drug policy greater credibility among young people and help the police direct resources toward heroin and cocaine.

Religious leaders -- on the right, worried about more flagrant sins like alcohol, tobacco and sex; on the left, concerned with promoting an attitude of tolerance and self-esteem -- de-emphasized the sins of gluttony and overconsumption.

Sweeney, who describes herself as a "liberal conservative", preaches an attitude of tolerance, open-mindedness and mutual self-respect when it comes to discussing controversial subjects like gun control.

As Mother's Day rolls around, I thank my mother for making me go to Debbie Camacho's birthday party: because it was the right thing to do, and also because, though I couldn't see it at the time, it was the beginning of an attitude of tolerance that allowed me to stomach myself and find happiness in adulthood.

Concerning Confucius, it is true that the Analects often displays an attitude of tolerance and flexibility in judging where the Dao lies.

Conroy agrees with McFee that the phrase "dance is an ephemeral art" does apply to the difficulty of preserving dances, but she also thinks it should be conceived as a statement of a danceworld value; as a way of conveying "a communal attitude of tolerance for change with respect to choreography that has been previously performed" (2012, 160).