Sentence examples for kinds of tolerance from inspiring English sources

"What kinds of tolerance do you have for decision making?" asks Hinckley's Bennett.

In short, whether we are drawn to relativism in the hope that it will encourage desirable kinds of tolerance, or we are repelled by relativism for fear that it will promote undesirable kinds of tolerance, both the hope and the fear are misplaced.

The Black Codes and Jim Crow were kinds of tolerance that were nothing more than hatred in its most cunning incarnation.

"There was no kind of tolerance with Fidel or Raul Castro.

But how long will this kind of tolerance last?

"But Channel 4's survey found that significant numbers of British Muslims simply don't share this kind of tolerance".

In particular, genuine dialogue can go beyond the kind of tolerance which merely, and uneasily, puts up with perceived enemies.

Shrum's philosophy was that, post-9/11, people didn't have the kind of tolerance for negative personal attacks.

Bob Dole, the Republican presidential nominee in 1996, had tried to push through the kind of "tolerance clause" that Mr. Ridge has advocated.

"The kind of tolerance that we're good at is when people who are outsiders want to be insiders," he says.

But in his interview on Sunday, the interior minister, Mr. Maroni, called the situation in Rosarno "the fruit of the wrong kind of tolerance".