Sentence examples for models of tolerance from inspiring English sources

Many are models of tolerance and creativity.

It's hard to pin this one down because every sign suggests that most citizens are models of tolerance.

For those unfamiliar with this ritual, fans were urged to hurl batteries -- not your puny triple A's but hefty, welt-raising D's -- at the pitcher's head, to prove what models of tolerance New Yorkers can be.

We in the West have the naive fantasy that with a little nudging we can turn the Balkan states into Western models of tolerance and respect for individual rights.

But this season, the team is developing a new reputation — as models of tolerance — after one of its captains announced in an online essay in February that he was gay.

We have previously shown that the induction of immunological unresponsiveness to alloantigens in vivo correlates with an increased expression of alpha-1,2-mannosidase in both graft infiltrating leukocytes and peripheral blood mononuclear cells in various animal models of tolerance, whereas decreased levels of alpha-1,2-mannosidase serve as an indicator of rejection [11].

Trinity was an unusual model of tolerance,with the Marxist, Maurice Dobb, doing joint seminars with the conservative, Dennis Robertson.

Martin Luther wasn't a model of tolerance but even he took the position that, "I'd rather be ruled by a wise Turk than a foolish Christian".

In a country that was once a model of tolerance, successive Christian leaders in the last decade have sidelined Muslims, who have come to identify themselves as Muslims, first, Ivorians, second.

World leaders and commentators like to point to Indonesia as a model of tolerance and pluralism and an example of how Islam and democracy are not incompatible.

Jerusalem — As a tourist visiting the Old City of Jerusalem, seeing Christians, Jews and Muslims walking side by side, hearing church bells ringing and Muslims being called to prayer, you might think the place is a model of tolerance.