He gradually became tolerated in the churchyard football games, whereupon he displayed another peculiarity, which no one really minded.
It's a fear that the media, liberal politicians, and everyday Americans will go along with the warping of our democracy, because it's easier to do so, and that, as a result, racial beliefs that were once despised will become tolerated.
The crusades of his youth have become tolerated injustices.
They crawled on our sweat-slick skin, and we swatted and flicked until the leader of the meditation commanded "Be still!" So my practice at that moment became tolerating the considerable discomfort of flies crawling purposefully across the bridge of my nose or along the part of my hair, while remaining perfectly still.
Unmarried women, she says, become "barely tolerated spinsters living upon the grudging patronage" of relatives and "little bird- like women without any nest, eating the crust of humility all their life".
HPV type 16 has been shown to inhibit apoptotic signalling induced by death receptors (Aguilar-Lemarroy et al, 2001; Filippova et al, 2002), suggesting a method by which increased Bid protein levels may become dysregulated and tolerated by cells if upstream signalling becomes redundant.
She's played here with doughty presence and a dry twinkle of irony by the ever-interesting Mia Wasikowska, with Adam Driver (the lanky lothario of Girls) on hand as the National Geographic photographer who becomes her peevishly tolerated love interest.
When something becomes familiar we tolerate it, and tolerance can grow into affection.
He helped unravel the question of how the vertebrate immune system learns to distinguish between its own cells and foreign materials (antigens), such as those of infectious agents, and how during development a vertebrate becomes able to tolerate those components belonging to itself the concept called immunological tolerance.
