Sentence examples for being a less tolerant from inspiring English sources

My analysis supports the view of the Republican Party as being a less tolerant party.

On the same day as Beale was told that he still had a career with the Wallabies, a sporting body on the other side of the world was taking a less tolerant view of insulting behaviour.

We're a lot more vigilant, and we're a lot less tolerant of different views.

The repercussion of having purchased two cable companies is that the board might be a little less tolerant of buying something else, because the debt restricts them somewhat.

All they achieved was to make West Germany a less tolerant, more paranoid society than it had been before.

My missus would be a lot less tolerant than my mum was.

"Countries that had been tolerant are less tolerant today.

Do you fear, like me, that with the seemingly rapid rise of Ukip, we are in danger of becoming a less tolerant country?

Probably carriers could be a bit less tolerant of those in the yellow category.

Some cows may be a bit less tolerant you sticking your arm up their rear than others.

Listening to the call for prayers over a beer as the sun goes down is warming, given the rise of a less tolerant Islam elsewhere.