Sentence examples for intolerance from from inspiring English sources

"Equally, I cannot support intolerance from other quarters.

I hear more intolerance from the all-Democrats.

You can preach whatever intolerance from your mosques that you like.

Few then involved paused to read Rushdie's books - which in fact exposed the very racism and intolerance from which minorities suffered.

In "Intolerance," from 1916, D. W. Griffith set the supreme intimacy of closeups alongside monumental Biblical visions with casts of thousands.

Best of all on this impressive outing is Simmonds' powerfully topical Overseas, a story of religious intolerance from the Crusades to the present.

To some, Mr. Maher has become a First Amendment icon -- a victim of public intolerance for divergence from its unified mood.

During that century intolerance shifted from religion to the domain of politics.

The villains in the film are pasty-faced avatars of intolerance: diplomats from apartheid-era South Africa.

(Allergies involve the immune system; lactose intolerance results from deficiency of an enzyme).

Dominic Shellard, vice-chancellor of De Montfort University, who has tweeted under the hashtag #loveinternational since the EU referendum, called a staff meeting after Rudd's speech to denounce the "disturbing intolerance" coming from the Home Office.