Sentence examples for end of tolerance from inspiring English sources
"We're reaching the end of tolerance.
In his book The End of Tolerance, Arun Kundnani notes how throughout the 80s, Bradford city council encouraged and funded local mosques to group together and "provide an alternative voice" for Muslims in the area.
"I think Griffiths will find that we have reached the end of our tolerance," added MorrisZap.
"I have reached the end of my tolerance for this as a human," she said.
In the midst of all this zaniness, the commentators talked and talked: "Holland has lost its innocence"; "the end of multiculturalism"; "tolerance has its limits".
"I think we all know," she remarks near the beginning of the book, "that the earth might be reaching the end of its tolerance for our presumptions".
It's terrible to turn deaths into a symbol, but the blood spilt symbolises the end of patience, tolerance and passive or active acceptance of the ways of the Greek political class.
There was a weary tone to much of the discussion, as if the Heideggerians, having been pushed around for too long, might at last have reached the end of their tolerance.
Whether you, personally, are offended that your device is on the higher end of that tolerance is not for me to say.
Such changes are expected to be visible especially at the leading or trailing edges of a distributional range, where the species will often experience many conditions at the lower or upper end of its tolerance range.
