Sentence examples for direction of tolerance from inspiring English sources

Yet somehow the bright light of the 1936 Berlin Olympics failed to move Hitler and the Nazis in the direction of tolerance (though the Olympics were awarded to Berlin in 1931, before the Nazis came to power).

The trend is funny, absurd and also heartening -- a step in the direction of tolerance.

Public opinion continues to move in the direction of more tolerance.

It's fine that one base is tilting in the direction of "zero tolerance".

Despite protests by some Hindu groups, the film isn't that provocative, though; more of a playful shove in the direction of greater tolerance and a more questioning attitude to institutionalised religion.

I don't think that's appropriate, and I think the good news is that our society is moving in a direction of more tolerance," said Jindal.

With our society moving generally in the direction of more tolerance for gays and lesbians, activists wanted to wait a few more years before bringing a case to the high court.

"Or, alternatively, will we continue in the direction of increased tolerance, diversity and interdependence in the name of mutual prosperity?" Moskovitz said he and Tuna have not previously endorsed a candidate in an election and have voted Democratic in the past.

The overarching error was to assume that the arc of history was bent irreversibly in the direction of enlightenment, internationalism, tolerance and liberty.

The net outcome of the exposure to tumor antigen would be expected to be determined by whether the immune system was displaying the predominant direction of either responsiveness or tolerance at the time.

Then the three dimensional non-repetitive run-out (3D-NRRO) of bearings and the assembly matrix to represent the assembly direction of bearing was introduced to the tolerance analysis.