Sentence examples for being tolerant of from inspiring English sources

And it has prided itself on being tolerant of unions.

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

But what they lack in dazzling colour they more than make up for in ease of care, being tolerant of pests, drought and poor soils.

Ms. Jett said she could relate to "Androgynous," the Paul Westerberg tune she recorded on the album and in a separate music video, about being tolerant of people who are different.

Wu Heping, a spokesman for the public security ministry, told a news briefing: "Being tolerant of this kind of crazy criminal behaviour is a crime and is irresponsible to millions of people".

Too often Democrats accuse Republicans of wanting to restrict access to the voting booth, while Republicans accuse Democrats of being tolerant of some fraud in the name of greater access, and nothing gets done.

He himself is tolerant of criticism.

"I'm tolerant of these things".

"We've been tolerant of their display.

(Lilacs, remember, are tolerant of drought).

Anyone can be tolerant of those who are tolerant.