Sentence examples for repressive tolerance from inspiring English sources

She lives with a kind and tolerant man -- if Herbert Marcuse hadn't formulated "repressive tolerance," Kate could have.

"When the minuet is elaborately choreographed, that is repressive tolerance.

It did this through what he called "repressive tolerance".

"Repressive tolerance", one ungrateful 1960s radical called it.

What are we to make of this repressive tolerance?

The dealers weathered the fury with tactics of what the philosopher Herbert Marcuse called "repressive tolerance".

Among other things, they signaled a new, more confrontational style of protest as well as a new tolerance of repressive measures on the part of the authorities a polarization that would prove explosive at the Democratic Convention that summer.

In many Arab states, the uprisings have unleashed sectarian hostility that had been on the rise, but contained under repressive regimes that had little tolerance for freedom of expression.

He was forced to go home to work as a farmer in 1949 but returned after the Communist authorities adopted a greater tolerance for religious belief after the repressive Cultural Revolution.

The tolerance condition (SA) succeeded to limit repressive effects of the herbicide and maintained enzyme activities at the control level.

In other plant species the application of bioactive forms of gibberellin have been shown to stimulate the degradation of the repressive DELLA proteins and result in the loss of stress tolerance [ 27, 28].