Sentence examples for remarkably tolerant from inspiring English sources

And Americans have proved remarkably tolerant of political dynasties.

The vast majority, however devout, remain remarkably tolerant.

Yet provincial opinion, supposedly so puritan, has proved remarkably tolerant.

Yet HSBC has been remarkably tolerant of failure elsewhere.

"Indeed, their response to the piece has been remarkably tolerant and good-humoured".

A. I think this is a remarkably tolerant country at this time.

In that context, I found Hizmet to be remarkably moderate, tolerant, non-violent, open to dialogue, a social rather than political movement, and a strong proponent of education as the means to empower Muslims in a globalizing future.

The transcript comparision of 'Zhongshansa 406' under normoxic and hypoxic condition using RNA-seq helped to explain the molecular basis of the early response of the remarkably waterlogging-tolerant 'Zhongshansa'.

While zoysia grass, for instance, is remarkably drought-tolerant, it generally doesn't do well in more northerly climates, and it requires ample sunlight.

Hindu society and religion are remarkably relaxed and tolerant about sexual practices of human beings as well as of their gods and goddesses.

Remarkably, all highly tolerant accessions within the preferred latitude and longitude originated from Bangladesh (Fig. 9g).