Sentence examples for embraced tolerance from inspiring English sources

The New York Times opinion editor and sometime columnist, who is me, is a frequent target of online abuse and vitriol from the progressive movement, which considers me a "ghoul" and a "racist" and a "racist ghoul". Yes, I have not failed to note the irony in the fact that a political tradition that long embraced tolerance now hates me merely for who I am.

One way for business leaders to navigate the difficulties is to embrace tolerance.

Jamal embraces tolerance for other faiths, and at a mosque an imam extols forgiveness.

President Olusegun Obasanjo said rioters would be punished and urged Nigerians to embrace tolerance in order to protect the country's fragile new democracy.

But he issued a statement last week deploring the violence in Syria and calling on all Syrians to embrace tolerance as part of a new formula for peace.

The most encouraging aspect of General Musharraf's speech was his promise to use government resources to encourage religious schools and organizations to embrace tolerance and the values of a secular education.

The Cathar heresy was, as Mr. O'Shea describes it, "a pacifist brand of Christianity embracing tolerance and poverty" that "rose to prominence in the middle of the so-called renaissance of the 12th century".

The pat solution is to insist that all citizens embrace tolerance and free debate and accept the need for post-Holocaust Europe to be ultra-vigilant against anti-Semitism.

Despite having attended church services more regularly than Trump before taking office, Obama faced constant criticism from the religious right that he had neglected to defend Christians in a rush to embrace tolerance of Muslims and those of other religious views.

As our global markets expand, as our planet becomes smaller and smaller and we are sharing space with other cultures, it's important to embrace tolerance -- of the new people and places you encounter, the partners and clients you work with, and, of course, the teams you build.

That communities, schools and employers look to change their own policies and embrace tolerance.