Sentence examples for intolerance at work from inspiring English sources

It was particularly disturbing to see this implacable campaign of intolerance at work during a week in which President Obama announced his support for the expansion of the right to marry to all Americans.

She railed against crumbling schools, racial profiling and homophobia, fusing the civil rights struggle with other progressive causes, and urged her audience to challenge intolerance whether at home, online, on campus or at work.

The pledge asks people to spread the message that "everyone deserves to be respected for who they are" and promise to "speak up against hate and intolerance whenever I see it, at school and at work".

Instead of just brandishing the "It Gets Better" flag, why is this project not more focused on its pledge of which the main provisos that "everyone deserves to be respected for who they are" and that you should "speak up against hate and intolerance whenever [it's seen], at school and at work," actually make it better, instead of magicking it better.

Even he, with his intolerance for superstition, must have sensed an ill omen in an event that took place on his first day at work in New York.

Leave work at work.

Work at work.

At work?

Keep work at work.

Leave your work at work.

Since I've praised the work that evangelicals do in the third world (Christian aid groups are being particularly helpful in Sudan, at a time when most of the world has done nothing about the genocide there), I also feel a responsibility to protest intolerance at home.