Sentence examples similar to hardly tolerant from inspiring English sources
Akbar wasn't just tolerant.
Nevertheless, this is hardly a tolerant city.
Foreigners are just more tolerant of corruption.
If we are asked to describe changing Britain, McCarthy writes, we might say it is wealthier or more tolerant and "yet hardly anyone would instinctively think of it as a country which … has annihilated half its biodiversity".
Sending more people to prison for longer is hardly likely to contribute to a more tolerant society.
It implies that the shot peening will hardly change Paris' law used for the damage tolerant design.
This observation emphasises that the FG hydrogel-based permeability barrier is an extremely robust and stress-tolerant system and it suggests that cells hardly ever need to exhaust the full potential of this sorting system.
The report should be commended for urging more tolerant policies on immigration and gay issues (though it is hardly specific).
Perhaps Potter as a woman should have been less tolerant of Mr. Tod's wiles… But she is hardly the only female reteller of "The Fox and Crow" who won't take the crow's side.
Christianity was less tolerant than these pagan societies, but without it the secular societies of modern times would hardly have been possible.
