Sentence examples for roots of intolerance from inspiring English sources

One of the great roots of intolerance is the belief that frictions could and should be abolished.

The roots of such intolerance from the powers that be are largely historic, dating back to the greatest battle between the west and the Muslim world, namely the crusades.

Our ambition, in tandem with addressing abusive behaviour, is to reach a position where we can leverage Twitter's incredible capabilities to empower positive voices, to challenge prejudice and to tackle the deeper root causes of intolerance in society.

Foods like wine, sesame seeds and apples can also cause an allergic reaction -- or can be the root of an intolerance that causes chronic symptoms.

The conference is supposed to examine historical roots of discrimination and intolerance, and history can be every bit as controversial as the present.

First, we observed that ignorance nourishes the roots of bigotry and intolerance.

We need to be intolerant of intolerance.

My root concern has to do with the levels of intolerance toward individuals that are "different".

Though it projects itself as a modern, reformist party, the BJP's roots lie in Hindu fundamentalism and the worst sort of intolerance.

Indeed, he said he supported President George W. Bush's "pledge to hunt down and root out those who would slaughter innocents in the name of intolerance".

And while the Internet offers the promise of opportunity and economic mobility, it can also amplify the kind of intolerance and malice we've worked hard as a society to root out.