Sentence examples for intolerant towards from inspiring English sources

How about becoming extremely intolerant towards racist idiots?

"If we become aggressive and intolerant towards those who do eat meat, is that an act of kindness?" she said.

One local bank boss says the RBI "runs a repressed financial system which is intolerant towards innovation.

Always being right is not a winning trait, especially if you insist on always being shown to be right, and in pursuing that aim are relentless, ruthless and intolerant towards those you take to be of weaker intellect or character.This second volume begins at a point not of triumph, but of failure.

"I will be vocal on issues where religion impacts on people's lives in a way that I don't agree with – if, for instance, in faith schools some of the teaching of religion suggests the children might have homophobic views or views that are intolerant towards other belief systems".

Moreover, Guiso et al. (2003) show that Catholics, Protestants, and Muslims are more likely to be intolerant towards immigrants than agnostic individuals, while Buddhists display the opposite tendency.

He also had a commendably intolerant attitude towards corporate baloney, which persists to this day.

This intolerant attitude towards religion, largely manifested by the media and trendsetters, is highly unlikely to be reflective of the views of society at large.

The deaths in the Soma coal mine have stirred up fresh antipathy towards the prime minister, Recep Tayyip Erdogan, who has been criticised for last summer's crackdown on protesters in Istanbul's Taksim Square and his increasingly intolerant stance towards any dissent.

It was only after three additional invasions of radical Muslims from Africa and the threat of a fourth by Turks that Catholic Spanish kings adopted an intolerant policy towards their Muslim subjects.

Another concern, most often expressed by disability rights advocates, is that if cloning is used to have 'better' children, it may create a more intolerant climate towards the disabled and the diseased, and that such practices can express negative judgments about people with disabilities.