Sentence examples for is tolerate from inspiring English sources
verb
To allow (something that one dislikes or disagrees with) to exist or occur without interference.
- I like the way he plays the guitar, but I can't tolerate his voice when he sings.
AC disapproves of these anti-abortion doctors who fail to refer women for abortion, and even those who "fail to engage" - he calls this "disgraceful" and "a dereliction" - just as fiercely as they disapprove of abortion; what he, and they, should do, is tolerate those with opposing views, and tolerate their consequent actions.
Again, as Varanus makes use of a push mechanism and has a scalable bootstrapping mechanism elasticity is tolerate and has limited effect upon monitoring latency.
74 99 Factors helping to overcome this included being able to relinquish control, that is, tolerate uncertainty in order to allow a joint solution to emerge, 78 96 98–100 approaching the family on an equal basis 71 and actively collaborating with families during meetings.
The ugliness is tolerated.
No form of political dissent is tolerated.
Domestic violence is tolerated, even expected.
He is tolerated, but should watch himself.
'Piracy is tolerated, if not encouraged.
"That style of tackle is tolerated.
The practice of Falun Gong is tolerated.
