Sentence examples for intolerant about from inspiring English sources

The question is as follows: "Would you agree to deny the freedom of speech to every political party that has in its charter the banning the freedom of speech?" Let's go one step further, "Should a society that has elected to be tolerant be intolerant about intolerance?" We can answer these points using the minority rule.

"There are comments that are a little intolerant about cruise ship people who come from Middle America and get sunburned — that doesn't sound like 'One Human Family' to me," said John Dolan-Heitlinger, who leads the Key West Seaport Alliance.

Today's feminists, many of whom will have signed the admirable No More Page 3 petition launched by Lucy-Anne Holmes, are, typically, no less intolerant about sexual commodification than feminists were in 1986 when Clare Short introduced her indecent displays (newspapers) bill.

We have members of Congress who don't believe in evolution, who are as literalist and intolerant about their religion as any ignorant 10th century rural priest.

Adomaitis also wrote, "I remember producing music for one Lithuanian musician, who tried to wash my brain that I don't need to be so conservative and intolerant about them.

Recently, after a long period of ill health I had some tests done and it turns out that I'm allergic and intolerant to about 15 different food stuffs.

Recently, after a long period of ill health I had some tests done, and it turns out that I'm allergic and intolerant to about 15 different food stuffs.

And this suggests that Mr. Vukmirovic, despite his involvement in the fashion world, does not buy its more intolerant edicts about dressing.

A sensitive book about voodoo in modern Haiti, "The Serpent and the Rainbow" by the ethnobotanist Wade Davis, was transformed by Hollywood into a fright movie that recycled every intolerant cliché about the religion.

"The president and other politicians, at both the national and local level, continued to make intolerant remarks about Muslims," the State Department report said of the Czech Republic.

Combined with his racially intolerant remarks about Obama not loving America and citing "black-on-black" crime to excuse recorded police violence, future dictionaries may use the phrase "pulling a Giuliani" to describe someone self-immolating after his peak of fame.