Sentence examples for not only tolerated from inspiring English sources

When intolerance is not only tolerated, but indulged and encouraged.

Graffiti is not only tolerated – it is encouraged.

But the oath has exceptions, and stealing from outsiders is not only tolerated but encouraged.

His wife Mikey not only tolerated these pursuits but abetted them with unfailing cheerfulness and was loved by all.

In the 1930s, government intervention (notably in Roosevelt's New Deal) was not only tolerated but appreciated.

At Tech, a certain flamboyance was not only tolerated but cultivated.

Yet the court not only tolerated the states' argument, but seemed amenable to it.

Across professions from teaching to accounting, bringing yourself to work is not only tolerated, but increasingly celebrated.

But American public policy through most of the subsequent years not only tolerated, but actively promoted, this growing inequality.

In Japan, government officials not only tolerated the housing price bubble, economists say, they actively encouraged it.

Moreover, the experimental protocol was not only tolerated well but also accompanied with significantly less elevation in the ALT levels compared to the conventional treatment.