Sentence examples for express intolerance from inspiring English sources

Its definition of extremist includes speakers who suggest that there is a western war against Islam; who support individuals convicted of terrorism offences; or who express intolerance of non-believers and/or minorities.

The official pointed to a statement by Mr. Abbas about "the oneness of authority in all its aspects" under Palestinian rule, and said those were "code words" to express intolerance of other groups that claimed to represent the Palestinians and carried out acts of violence on their behalf.

In fact, Martin explains that it was the racism being espoused at the rally on Saturday that encouraged him to attend in the first place and express intolerance of such hatred. .

"In conversations, he expressed intolerance toward immigrants in Russia and non-Slavs, and expressed racist ideas," a friend, Sergei Yerzunov, also an avowed nationalist, told investigators, according to court documents.

Many of the comments were posted by men, expressing intolerance and criticising women who they thought were "fat".

"Yesterday, we learned that a same sex couple who were married in Pennsylvania in September of last year ordered 100 custom wedding programs from Vistaprint and instead, received pamphlets expressing intolerance and judgment.

Men like Kaepernick are committed to taking action and expressing intolerance of the mistreatment of black Americans, while it seems others are just as committed to ignoring the impetus for his protest.

Beginning Monday April 30, "Winkerbean" cartoonist Tom Batiuk's storyline will depict the fictional Westview High School's debate over the same-sex couple's plan to attend the dance, "with one side demanding acceptance and the other side expressing intolerance," according to an email statement.

Students have demanded official mea culpas for alleged institutional racism, sexism and other "structural" sins against "marginalized" groups (defined mainly on the basis of race, ethnicity and sexual orientation or gender ), while expressing intolerance for criticism and outright hostility for the principle of free speech.

Would Rabbi Waxman express such intolerance to other religions including Mormons, Sikhs or Muslims?

I think that it was inappropriate to mock Islam and the Muslims, even in spirit of "fairness," during a confusing period of discrimination when the secularism is instrumented in a certain way to express an intolerance in all but name.