Sentence examples for increased intolerance from inspiring English sources

Dominic Grieve, the shadow attorney general and a Church of England church warden, said experience of a similar law in Australia proved it only increased intolerance.

For me, a consolation prize of word delay has been an increased intolerance for the threadbare phrase.

The result of this bubble effect is a reduction in being exposed to new ideas, and an increased intolerance for those who don't share your same beliefs.

"These are people in the middle class who don't like some societal changes that are happening - increased intolerance, perhaps interference in the way that they live".

This increased intolerance for male infidelity, says Fisher, is due to the rise of the economic power of women: "Women now have the resources to make some demands within a relationship, and one of the basic demands is 'If I'm faithful, you will be faithful.'" One hundred years ago, when women had scant ability to walk away from a relationship, they were more likely to look the other way.

Others have noted a tearing of the social fabric, a segmentation of society, increased intolerance and exclusion, as well as an abandoning of socialising [ 25].

We seem to have an increasing intolerance of failure.

This has contributed to increasing intolerance across society.

You see increasing intolerance in our politics and loud voices get the most attention.

The musicians became symbols of the Russian president's increasing intolerance of artistic dissidence.

Amid an atmosphere of increasing intolerance, Israel's conservative President calls for civility — and pays a price.