And so one day, after trolling through the Web site of a group called Last Chance Animal Rescue, Lois sent me a picture of a heart-stopping face, a cocker spaniel with soul, humor, deep tolerance and possibly an appreciation for both opera and Nascar.
The child is conceived without love and the adult characters have little affection for each other, only a deep tolerance, a charity forged by relentless proximity and reciprocal dependence.
"In fact I feel deep tolerance here toward Jews".
This bred a bone-deep tolerance, he said.
All the talk about dealing with overcapacity sounds nice, but if even Rongsheng is not subject to market discipline then it will be hard to be optimistic about the tolerance for the deep dislocations needed to restructure the economy.
Governments in the Gulf have little tolerance for calls for deep reforms and even less when individual members of the ruling families come under fire.
I hope we will defend tolerance for all and engage one another's deepest questions and convictions with respect and compassion, whether we are Christian, Muslim, Hindu, Jew, Buddhist, Sikh -- or atheist.
Nematode genera from deep-sea hydrothermal vents and cold seeps have not developed any obvious adaptations, but they must have certain tolerance for sulphidic and/or anoxic conditions.
HP designers possessed a deep understanding of the product use case and empathy for the user — a highly educated and skilled professional with little tolerance for inefficiency.
Different tolerance for risk?
