Sentence examples for much to tolerate from inspiring English sources

For many others, however, Mr. Bozek's progressive views, coupled with his excommunication, have become too much to tolerate.

Apparently, Sanger's face is too much to tolerate within federally funded walls, even in a back room.

The question for today is whether even a shrunken Iraqi threat is too much to tolerate with any degree of comfort.

The Liberal Democrats' foreign affairs spokesman, Menzies Campbell, said: "It was always likely that Robin Cook, who sought to introduce an ethical dimension into foreign policy, would find the ambiguity of the government's position too much to tolerate".

USA will win; their combination of talent too much to tolerate, Australia could sneak in for silver, and bronze will hopefully go to Japan, the men's results mirroring the women's.

But story can also be a portal into a woundedness that's too much to tolerate.

It's much easier to tolerate discomfort in short doses.

We've made too much progress to tolerate this.

The good news is, changes to the technology are making CPAP much easier to tolerate.

A crucial point, Ostrovsky says, is that flexible carpooling will also make congestion pricing much easier to tolerate.

The side effects of the drug are also much easier to tolerate than those of other similar drugs.