Sentence examples for liberty tolerance from inspiring English sources

A culture of liberty, tolerance, and rational inquiry: that would be a good idea.

We should be proud of our colonial history in Africa, he said, and praised "British values" such as liberty, tolerance and civic virtue.

But he also added that amid such revolutions, "there is always a danger of forgetting a fundamental aspect of liberty: tolerance for others and the fact that human liberty is always a shared liberty".

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The Britain that has always championed liberty, tolerance and social responsibility should be ready once again to lead a progressive movement, spearheading action to fight climate change, resist protectionism and encourage sustainable growth.

Over matters of democracy, liberty and tolerance, this Government appears to be opposing the very ideals it says we share.

It will be strong, dignified and show the strength and dignity of the French people, who will shout their love for liberty and tolerance.

All over the Middle East there are those who want to modernise their nations who believe as we do in democracy and liberty and tolerance.

When Gordon Brown attempted to pin down British values a decade ago it all fell a little flat: liberty and tolerance were, after all, ideals not just of Britain but of any country with a healthy respect for human rights.

Many in the Middle East believed in democracy, liberty and tolerance but "ranged against them are extremists who believe the opposite, who believe in fundamentalist states and war, not against Israel's actions but against its existence", he said.

The President of the Vatican Secretariat for Promoting Christian Unity, Augustin Cardinal Bea, is making history with his opinions on religious liberty and tolerance, for his unshakable belief in freedom of conscience, & for his efforts toward the amelioration of bigoted religious attitudes.