Sentence examples similar to limited tolerance for error from inspiring English sources

We will still have a limited tolerance for earnestness".

Evidently, McCartney's guests possessed only limited tolerance for intimate settings.

The British tend to have a limited tolerance for sacred flames.

Jay McInerney finally gets around to reading Richard Powers, and discovers that he has only limited tolerance for "metafictional noodling".

But he has a limited tolerance for the people who shine it on him -- or so he professes.

I sang along because it was too much trouble for the five-year-old me to explain to the teacher that I had a limited tolerance for whimsy.

A period of political revanche followed, both inside the Kremlin and outside, and the limited tolerance for free expression allowed in the Medvedev era was withdrawn.

Yet he is also, judging by the public record, a man of cramped vision, unyielding attitudes and limited tolerance for those who disagree with him.

Another travel survey — this one on leisure travel — shows that there is limited tolerance for a different type of bunking up.

Mr. Scelsa casts his departure as a reflection of consolidation in an ever more competitive and segmented radio industry with a limited tolerance for diversity in programming.

In doing so, President Bush abused the moral imperative, wasted our fiscal and human resources, embittered the Arab world and squandered this country's limited tolerance for war.