Sentence examples for ideal tolerance from inspiring English sources
Just as the need for tightened security will at times conflict with the nation's belief in broad civil liberties, the quest for unity is bound to clash with another American ideal: tolerance.
It raised the expectations for using donor cell chimerism as an ideal tolerance biomarker.
The path to peace after the West's religious wars led to the opposite ideals: tolerance and diversity.
"... Olympic ideals are also United Nations ideals: tolerance, equality, fair play and, most of all, peace.
The path to peace after the West's religious wars in the Middle Ages led to the opposite ideals: tolerance and diversity.
This Henriade is spoiled by its pedantic imitation of Virgil's Aeneid, but his contemporaries saw only the generous ideal of tolerance that inspired the poem.
But Lewis's own examples show that civic harmony in Umayyad Spain was more the result of shrewd statecraft and common sense than of some vague and anachronistic ideal of "tolerance".
In Eliot's ideal society, tolerance is not seen as an especially good thing; he says almost virtuous sounding things about the necessity of caring for the environment, but he ties this closely to a desire that people not travel very much, that most people stay where they were born.
The American creed is not based on race, ethnicity or religion, but on a shared ideal of tolerance and freedom in the pursuit of happiness.
How does the Communist Party's thuggishness square with Olympic ideals of tolerance and human dignity?
