Sentence examples for be very tolerant from inspiring English sources

We seem to be very tolerant of past revolutionaries.

Unlike other yeasts, M pulcherrima is found to be very tolerant to inhibitors.

You need to be very tolerant of other people because you're living in such close proximity.

"If a show feels good creatively," he said, "like there's a passionate core audience or there's room for growth, then we have a tendency to be very tolerant".

"If you kill people one by one, people tend to be very tolerant, but if you kill people in large numbers in a single event, we don't like it," Professor Kasperson said.

The most controversial of Holland's charms is its legal climate, which lawyers and investment bankers say favors companies whose names end in B.V., the Dutch equivalent of Ltd. or Corp. Courts here are said to be very tolerant of defenses against hostile takeovers, even more so than countries like France or Germany where every cross-border deal is politically charged.

Mr. Livek, of Rentrak, said this "underdeveloped medium" was especially ripe because viewers were "very tolerant" of their fast-forward being blocked.

People are very tolerant towards Muslims.

But he was very tolerant about it.

She's very tolerant, curious, playful.

Most rhinos are very tolerant of it.