Sentence examples for he has tolerated from inspiring English sources

He has tolerated years of stigma and assumed guilt.

But in recent months he has tolerated an unusually open debate about the country's political options.

Personally honest, he has tolerated too much corruption, a Chicago tradition.

Einstein was probably unhappy over being ballyhooed like a Channel swimmer or a commuter to the polar regions, but he has tolerated his popularity.

He has tolerated with good humour a steady influx of journalists determined to declare El Centro the "centre of the Great Recession".

He has tolerated and defended dodgy practices among his acolytes, and seems to have used city resources for his own political ends.

He had tolerated ledgers and bills of lading; but he lived for writing, painting, music and politics.

So far as Philip was concerned, he had tolerated enough of Charles's shilly-shallying with the sort of unsuitable, usually married women who gave him the confident warmth he needed.

Then Cardinal Law became associated with the sexual abuse scandals that rocked the archdiocese and forced his resignation last December amid allegations that he had tolerated the abuse of children by priests under his supervision.

Under skeptical and at times sarcastic questioning from members of both parties, Mr. Skilling defended himself against suggestions that he had tolerated or encouraged improper financial transactions at Enron.

Most of us felt that Lee Kuan Yew's reputation would be higher in the world today if he had tolerated more pesky criticism, received slightly smaller majorities in elections and not tried so ruthlessly to smash opponents with all the sledgehammers that the state possessed.