Sentence examples for being tolerant from inspiring English sources

And by being tolerant at home, we promote tolerance abroad.

I would argue the country splits into two-thirds to three-quarters of people being tolerant and a quarter to a third being intolerant.

In two interesting papers on tolerance (1989a, 1989d), he suggests that one reason for being tolerant, and especially of being tolerant of speech we disapprove of, comes from game-theoretic considerations.

And it has prided itself on being tolerant of unions.

Furthermore, being tolerant means that you fight against any kind of stupidity".

But being tolerant should not come at the expense of the local and national identity".

"Everyone thought of themselves as being tolerant and open-minded," he says.

Both pride themselves on being tolerant, community-focused and environmentally friendly.

"Being tolerant means that you fight against any kind of stupidity," he wrote.

For good measure, he added: "Being tolerant means that you fight against any kind of stupidity".

Being calloused to corruption, however, is not the same as being tolerant of it, political analysts said.