Sentence examples for really tolerated from inspiring English sources

Neither Mr. Weill nor John S. Reed, who also ran Citigroup before Mr. Prince, ever really tolerated the presence of strong No. 2's, and the power vacuum ensured that directors had few internal candidates to turn to when times got tough.

"At the beginning of the 90s, when I really started getting politically active, [the left-wing scene] only really tolerated drunken parties at social centers," recalls the Egotronic founder.

"He wasn't really tolerating any sort of questions," a former aide said.

If sacrifices are to be made, will people really tolerate glaring inequalities in income and wealth remaining untouched?

And when Australian society only tolerates positive expressions of Indigenous culture so much – and don't like "too much" of it – it is not really tolerating it at all.

"But we reached a point where we can't really tolerate it anymore, and we're sick and tired of the allegations," he said at Discovery's headquarters in Silver Spring, Md ."We'll do everything we can to fight them.

Could a party with a powerful group of Brexiteers, including ministers who have gone on the record to say we shouldn't be shelling out much, really tolerate the prime minister calling for support to pay tens of billions?

Weiwei agreed, adding, "Every day you have to ask yourself the same question, which is, 'Can we really tolerate this kind of society?' There's no excuse to not give out your voice under any circumstance".

"Combined with evidence from other recent studies, our findings underscore that we can't really tolerate the levels of air pollution that we currently find on our busy streets," said Fan Chung, professor of respiratory medicine and head of experimental studies medicine at Imperial College's National Heart & Lung Institute.

If you can't really tolerate it, at least try to learn how to cook that for him especially if you're in another place where you can't or seldom find his kind of stuff.

"I'm just trying to preserve a bit of anonymity," he says, "and this arena I'm now entering doesn't really tolerate that sort of thing.