Sentence examples for more liberal tolerance from inspiring English sources

"But there's a big, huge internal battle" – he strikes every word with his finger on his desk – "among the [wider] Malaysian community between the fanatics and the extremists to petition broader, more liberal tolerance.

Two of her previous movies, "Brothers" and "After the Wedding," brought their menfolk back from abroad — one from Afghanistan, the other from India — as if to help her shake the more comforting norms of Western liberal tolerance.

"Fire Island has always been known as a place that is a little more liberal," she said, noting it became a refuge for gay people years ago, when there was less tolerance in New York City.

"While the rest of the world has been more liberal, civilised and less prejudiced, the world of football remains stuck in the past when it comes to tolerance".

Perhaps because they are journalists, and possibly more liberal simply by dint of their profession, all of those interviewed for this story say they would prefer to see more tolerance in Iraq rather than external interference with sectarian motivation.

America is more liberal.

Others are more liberal.

More liberal?

East and South: More liberal.

The more liberal JStreet has supported it.

Others simply have a more liberal interpretation.