Sentence examples for is usually tolerated from inspiring English sources

Such communication, though officially illegal in Iran, is usually tolerated.

Though technically illegal, drinking in such public spaces is usually tolerated.

As in the case of particleboard, residues and wood of low quality can be used, and bark is usually tolerated.

Whatever their image, Phillies fans are paying customers, so their noisy presence is usually tolerated, even welcomed, in opponents' stadiums.

Although provocative art is usually tolerated by the Chinese government, there remains an unspoken (and largely undefined) line that artists are always at risk of crossing.

Initiated by exposure to a defined stimulus that is usually tolerated by normal individuals and that causes broncho-constriction and airway infiltration of inflammatory cells in allergic individuals.

"Squeegee men," mostly Sri Lankans, Pakistanis and Africans, are usually tolerated by the police and taxpayers, as are beggars and gypsies.

This meant, he said, that while atheism could be viewed as mistaken, it was usually tolerated – although not in the case of Socrates, who was executed in Athens for "not recognising the gods of the city".

Jack Labusch Niles, Ohio, Nov. 2 • To the Editor: I would slightly modify one part of the column's argument: Maverick opinions among economists employed by corporations and governments are usually tolerated and, at times, can win over an opposing majority when those views are optimistic and pro-growth.

According to Lechner, social faux pas committed by Americans in China are usually tolerated, as long as there is genuine interest, curiosity and a willingness to learn.

Despite the aggression shown to adults, wandering chicks are usually tolerated, whereas in a gull colony they would be attacked and killed.