Sentence examples for growing tolerance from inspiring English sources

"Also, that the change in government reflected a growing tolerance in society".

This growing tolerance has in recent decades extended, to a limited extent, to homosexuality.

With a growing tolerance to mental diversity, some of the more far-reaching dreams of the asylum are being reimagined.

But between the lines of "South Pathetic" a Dixie your grandmother never knew emerges — a multicultural haven of growing tolerance.

Some attribute the growing tolerance toward gay life in Prague to a kind of live-and-let-live indifference.

The first sign of growing tolerance for outsiders among television viewers is the willingness to sympathize with proof of their abuse and of their basic decency.

But definitions of normal have also changed, by sheer dint of growing tolerances, ebbing prejudices, education and the birth of liberalism.

From empathy, tolerance grows, and tolerance of differences is an essential part of psychological health.

Their ventures abroad, while still modest in comparison with their domestic operations, point to their growing risk tolerance in emerging markets, and it remains to be seen whether their efforts will pay off.

Maria McFarland, the report's author, said the threat posed by the successor groups was steadily growing, citing tolerance of the criminal armies by public security forces and big gaps in police presence in rural areas of Colombia.

In this sense, it has contemporary relevance where Mockingbird is safely sealed off as a piece of American history, with all the hope its ending brings for Maycomb's growing racial tolerance.