Sentence examples for overly tolerant from inspiring English sources

At times he is unjust in his judgments, at other times he is overly tolerant.

But her followers scoff at this, saying the church has grown overly tolerant of a society grown rife with sin.

Many of its members have previously spoken out against liberalization of the sacraments and what they consider the church's overly tolerant view of homosexuality.

Symbols can be endlessly generated, leaving every cultural marker to be labelled as yet more evidence of the excessive demands of eternal foreigners on an overly tolerant "host".

Muslims feel under siege, while being accused of besieging an unwitting and overly tolerant majority who in turn will be fearful and mistrustful.

The U.S. Chamber of Commerce and other business groups are promoting the measures, arguing that courts have grown overly tolerant of frivolous and fraudulent claims.

A "chain of errors" is the unsatisfying conclusion so far, with blame pinned on weak processes, "misconduct and shortcomings", and some overly-tolerant "mindsets".

If Constantine had not taken up the faith …and of course Gibbon's reasons for the triumph of the Church — which is essentially to say that they were profitably intolerant in an overly-tolerant time — are still striking.

Safety is vital, but no one would accuse the FDA of being overly risk-tolerant.

The relish of anticipating the repeat of a pleasurable theater experience is mitigated by worry that the first time around I was in an overly generous frame of mind or just feeling thickheaded and tolerant.

Since tools for performing enrichment analysis are noise tolerant (small numbers of annotation errors do not overly disrupt the analysis), but cannot function without annotations, the use of automatically derived annotations as an extension to curated annotations can provide increased power and flexibility in terms of which concepts can be detected.