Sentence examples for essentially tolerated from inspiring English sources

So innovative artists and designers were essentially tolerated until they were replaced in the 1930s by Stalin's turgid Socialist Realism.

To try and make sense of how it is that something so universally abhorred is essentially tolerated, VICE Sports reached out to Chris Eaton.

There's tens of thousands of rapes in prisons every year [one group called Stop Prison Rape says more than 200,000 men are raped in prison each year] and it's essentially tolerated because that's the deterrent.

Like most people, they essentially tolerate using computers rather than engaging with them.

And yet it isn't only the homeless who are increasingly considered social outcasts - tolerated but essentially despicable.

Essentially, there is no maximum tolerated dose for IL-1 blocking agents.

The Ladakhis were delighted to have an excuse to invade, and the end result was that the Guge Kingdom, which had tolerated the Christians, was essentially wiped out.

In large part, it is a response to the abuses of capitalist development and its underlying and essentially uncritical conception of individual liberty, which tolerated, and even legitimized, the exploitation of working classes and colonial peoples.

"Basildon's shameful use of planning law has given the wrong message, essentially that Gypsies and Travellers will not be tolerated here in the same way Roma are not in Europe," she said.

KAE609 was well tolerated in this group of healthy adults, with essentially transient gastrointestinal and genitourinary adverse events of mild to moderate intensity (semen discoloration, diarrhea, nausea and abdominal discomfort, dizziness and headache, catheter site hematoma).

Allahu Akbar!" Kadyrov, a former militant, has won huge concessions from Moscow to rule Chechnya as he pleases, essentially turning it into his own fiefdom, where dissent is not tolerated and elements of Islamic law are in place.