Sentence examples for much intolerance from inspiring English sources

There is so much intolerance of diversity.

Here the authors explain the observation they started the book with: America's religious diversity hasn't generally involved much intolerance.

"There was so much intolerance and misunderstanding about who was gay and who wasn't until everyone found out that people were gay because they were dying.

It also suggests there is just as much intolerance among secular Muslims as there is among those they abusively dismiss as "fundos".

"You admit someone from Saudi Arabia, you don't know how much intolerance you let into an American university," says Frank Griffel, a professor of Islamic studies.

Brilliant scientists at some of our great seats of learning, men whose lives are devoted to the rational pursuit of knowledge, turn out to be capable of as much intolerance and stupidity as the rest of us.

Vincent Danihel, the Slovak government's representative for the Roma, said estimates for Roma unemployment today are "between 90 and 100percentt," which he admits stems as much from "intolerance, ignorance and xenophobia" as from any lack of skill or education.

In Hungary, like much of Europe, intolerance, racism and xenophobia is on the rise.

Only too late, it became undeniably clear how much Ma Ba Tha's intolerance resonated not just with a small set of extremists, but with a large swath of Myanmar's Buddhist population.

Masking therefore confounds diagnosis and treatment because clinicians tend to address patients' overt symptoms without discovering the underlying intolerances, much less the initiating exposures that led to illness in the first place.

But while Arizona may have become a cartoon of intolerance to much of America, the reality is much more complex, and at times contradictory.