Sentence examples for could have tolerated from inspiring English sources
Such was Maurice's devotion to Hart, it's hard to imagine he could have tolerated his brother's antipathetic feelings.
It is surprising that Senator Arlen Specter could have tolerated his colleagues for as long as he did.
Chelsea, with two trophies secured, could have tolerated a defeat but it was Manchester United who endured all the suffering.
Indeed, it is doubtful if Byzantine society could have tolerated another Basil II, despite all his triumphs.
I never could have tolerated it if Rafael had become a good player and a bad example of a human being.
"It would have been simple if I could have tolerated his writing, but the principle of judging is very important to me," she said.
The west could probably have tolerated his autocratic streak if he was more favourable to its pervading ideology.
But Anton Seidl, Gustav Mahler and Toscanini at the turn-of-the-century Met could not have tolerated the sorry playing I remember from the 1960's and early 70's.
Twenty-four medinoperablepatientspatients could not have tolerated thoracotomy, (predominantly chronic obstructive airways disease, but also heart disease (n=6), rheumatoid arthritis (n=1), and renal failure (n=1)).
Supporters of the walkout say America could not possibly have tolerated the near hijacking of the conference by Israel's foes, whose certainty of a majority defied any effort at negotiation.
