Sentence examples for rather tolerant from inspiring English sources

"A large part of Tunisia is Muslim, but it's a rather tolerant Islam".

Although he shared the strong opinions of his fellow Muslims toward unbelievers, his account of the "second Rome" shows him as a rather tolerant man with a lively curiosity.

She took seriously the idea of Antwerp as a diverse city, which it certainly is: a large and growing Muslim community co-exists with a smaller but highly visible Hassidic community, a fairly radicalised nationalist Flemish white population and a rather tolerant, intellectual bourgeoisie.

The class 1 applications are generally rather tolerant of delays, for example, file downloading of remote MTC devices from MTC servers.

Taken together, under good culture conditions, tilapia is a rather tolerant species for dietary AFB1 exposure up to 1641 μg/kg diet during 20 weeks.

The electrodes have been found to be rather tolerant to chloride and Fe2+ ions, and could hence be promising candidates as catalyst materials for solid polymer water electrolysis systems.

Although US authorities tend to be rather less tolerant of occupations, few expected the show of force that was thrust on protesters at Davis.

This is a city that's considerably more diverse than, say, Poland and (on the surface at least) rather more tolerant than, say, parts of the American south.

The most striking finding is that Ni/GDC anodes seem to be rather more tolerant to the contaminants as recently understood.

There's a big difference between acceptance and mere tolerance, but I'd rather have a tolerant president than one who's fervently anti-gay.

The hall gave this a tolerant rather than enthusiastic response.