Sentence examples for growing tolerant from inspiring English sources

Another LGBT rally in front of the country's justice ministry, demanding that transgender people be allowed to officially re-register their sex, also went without incident.This does not mean that average Georgians are growing tolerant towards gay people.

From art, children grow tolerant of difference and attuned to idiosyncrasy.

But people easily grow tolerant to them, and they can be addictive.

The Amur cork is easy to grow, tolerant of a wide range of soils and is seldom bothered by insects or diseases.

Lloyd George and Clemenceau, closeted with him for half a year, eventually grew tolerant of his obsessions and moods, but they never got used to his peculiarly American brand of idealism, so ill suited to a time when arm-twisting and old-fashioned horse-trading were required to achieve anything.

You grow tolerant of changing externalities that you have no control over, and if you are anything like me, you finally learn to tweet outside the realm of Twitter.

The Qatar plant has also experimented with other possibilities such as culturing heat-tolerant algae, growing salt-tolerant grasses for fodder or biofuel, and evaporating the concentrated saline the plant emits to produce salt.

The crime survey shows that the younger generation appears to be growing less tolerant of dope smoking among their peers.

"As sharing culture matures, we'll see consumers growing less tolerant of being bombarded with irrelevant posts.

Hence the irony of backlash politics: even as Southern conservatives like Helms soared to power because of an antagonism to rights-based liberalism, they did so amid a national culture that was steadily growing more tolerant, more liberal.

The vote suggested that lawmakers are reading recent polls, which show Americans with deeply mixed feelings about the trade-offs of privacy and counterterrorism but growing less tolerant of what they see as intrusions.