Sentence examples for intolerant learning from inspiring English sources

Yet the risk is that, rather than the intolerant learning tolerance, the tolerant become intolerant too.

Our underfunded, test-crazed public schools are increasingly intolerant of learning differences.

"Teachers have said they fear children are learning to be intolerant of difference and diversity.

First, I have been told by teachers that they fear children are learning to be intolerant of difference and diversity.

She'd stopped a few years earlier after learning she was gluten-intolerant.

Despite being intolerant of other cultures, Cartman displays an aptitude for learning foreign languages.

Is Stalin more accurately seen as a godless megamurderer (Mr. D'Souza) or as a zealot who learned his intolerant ways in a Russian Orthodox seminary (Mr. Grayling)?

"We should learn to become intolerant of the intolerant".

Let's learn to be intolerant of our own intolerance.

Now researches have learned that he was lactose intolerant, that his ticker was going to give out imminently, and that it was likely that he had Lyme's disease.

In 2000, George W. Bush seemed to learn the lessons of the intolerant right's failures by launching his Presidential bid with vows of "compassionate conservatism" and commitments to work with both sides of the partisan aisle.