Sentence examples for full of intolerance from inspiring English sources

But the world is full of intolerance and prejudice.

And yet he has stooped even lower, using the needs of his followers to validate himself with a speech full of intolerance, racism and fear.

In private, she could be softly malicious, infinitely sceptical of those who jostled for influence, scurrilously funny, and full of the entertaining intolerance of those who are young, rich, beautiful and (as they think) impregnable.

The general sense from across the survey is of a world (and particularly a western world) more full of fear, gloom and intolerance than is justified by the realities.

There is no evidence that a well monitored but failed SBT is harmful, however, as long as the patient is returned to full ventilatory support at the first sign of intolerance.

But those who, on the contrary, promote intolerance are full of hope that it will happen – witness the statements made by France's Marine Le Pen.

Most Americans may be against giving homosexuals the blessing of full marriage, but they are also uncomfortable with anything that smacks of intolerance.