The word 'intolerant' is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to describe a person or a group of people who are unwilling to accept views, beliefs or behavior that differ from their own. For example: "The country has become increasingly intolerant of differing opinions."
Good job Fielding was there, or I might have blamed myself for being intolerant and not giving contemporary art and its language a chance.
I am intolerant of the Italian disdain for the urban environment, and the inability to value, care for and maintain its enormous cultural patrimony.
If it's the latter, the intolerant minority are trashing any possibility of a grown-up debate.
For example, if you're dairy intolerant, you can click on a button to receive just dairy-free boxes.
Brzezinski, of Polish origin, spoke of the dangers of resurgent, intolerant, nationalism in Europe, of the "chaos of religious fanaticism", of "restless and fragmented humanity".
That was a big lesson — you have to learn to be tolerant of failure, because if you are intolerant of failure, your company will retrench and not be innovative.
He regarded her as authoritarian, egotistical, intolerant, an aberration among Conservative leaders.
I used to think he was intolerant and rather bigoted, which he was, but in a very old Labour, north-eastern kind of way.
His slim majority could disappear quickly enough if the more unpleasant, arrogant and intolerant elements of his party are allowed to shape the new parliament's agenda.
It is home to the religion's two holiest sites, Mecca and Medina; and its oil wealth has disseminated its distinctively intolerant strand of Islam that critics call Wahhabism.Thus far Saudi Arabia has proved naysayers wrong.
With less hyperbole but plenty of exasperation, Mr Sullivan, an advocate of marriage equality since the 1990s, was first out of the gates to lament the "hounding of a heretic": "You want to squander the real gains we have made by argument and engagement by becoming just as intolerant of others' views as the Christianists?
