Sentence examples for image of tolerance from inspiring English sources

It seeks to project an image of tolerance and humanity.

Apparently in response, Mr. Day seems to be trying to cultivate an image of tolerance.

She makes the family into an image of tolerance – a place where you are always welcome and never made to account for yourself.

Where Jack had close friends in the black community and generally projected an image of tolerance far beyond mere conservative politics, the GOP became more and more about whites only agendas and was increasingly defined by excluding gays and trying to roll back women's rights.

Its synagogue, built in 1568, with a floor of blue-and-white Chinese tiles, a carpet given by Haile Selassie and the frosty Yaheh selling tickets at the door, stands as an image of religious tolerance.

The land on which the center was built was then still considered Arab land by many, and many officials saw that its lease would add an image of religious tolerance to their government and increase Israeli control of the land.

In a city with no majority bloc -- it is roughly one-third each African-American, Latino and white -- Mr. White, who is white, fended off a Latino candidate and a black candidate, defying race-based voting patterns and confirming Houston's image as city of tolerance.

Reporting on the 1992 meeting of the Republican Governor's Association, held just after the election, the New York Times described a party desperate to start promoting an image of "diversity" and "tolerance".

Five straight nights of rioting in the suburbs of Stockholm have dented the country's international image as a haven of tolerance, prosperity and tranquility.

The People's Party won additional seats in Parliament, and analysts said the vote portended more of the polarization that had accompanied its rise to power, straining Switzerland's tradition of consensus politics and tarnishing its image abroad as a bastion of tolerance.

Analysts said the gains by the Swiss People's Party portended more of the polarization that had accompanied the party's ascendancy in the past four years, straining Switzerland's tradition of consensus politics and leaving cracks in its carefully nurtured image abroad as a bastion of tolerance.