Sentence examples for having to tolerate from inspiring English sources

One follows the fine and necessary principle of tolerance, but ends up having to tolerate the oppression of women, say, or gays in foreign cultures while opposing misogyny and homophobia in its own.

Orchestra players often sigh inwardly at having to tolerate the baton technique of choral conductors.

Tung Chee-hwa, Hong Kong's chief executive (pictured above right with Mr Lee), certainly appears to hate having to tolerate Falun Gong in Hong Kong.

Washington may not like having to tolerate these leaders, some of whom have longstanding ties to Al Qaeda, but it has few alternatives.

Thousands of women would probably welcome the opportunity to have access to golf under the same conditions offered to men without having to tolerate arrogance, sexual harassment and bad tee times.

If the newly nice Mr Giuliani campaigns for Mr Lazio energetically enough, some law-and-order Democrats may see a vote for Mr Lazio as a way of thanking Mr Giuliani without having to tolerate him in their face.That leaves Mr Lazio's own record.

The second item is tolerance, I have to tolerate my opponent.

They are tolerable, but we don't believe that you should have to tolerate your food.

You do not have to tolerate abuse.

The Clintons had to tolerate sibling liabilities.

You no longer have to tolerate oppression".