Sentence examples for social intolerance from inspiring English sources

It is a politics that thrives on religious and social intolerance and fear.

Will the next terrorist outrage in Germany be the end of Angela Merkel and usher in a mood of social intolerance?

This said, I can't help wondering: is there a compulsion today to see bigotry and social intolerance where none exists by people who are determined to be outraged?

Today, these policies to create a civic community of equals are losing support in a climate of social intolerance and weak solidarity.

But the candidates will also campaign in South Carolina, which has a strain of social intolerance like the one in Iowa.

But it is also a fact of American life that the Republican Party is stained by a vivid streak of racism, social intolerance and xenophobia.

Two related studies (N = 107; N = 120) examined the relationships between these social marginalisation, intolerance of uncertainty, heuristics and CT belief using a correlational design.

"When I began, I was curious about why Central-American refugee youth were joining gangs in the U.S. I discovered toxic environments in which immigrant and American-born young people alike were being robbed of their childhood innocence through social neglect, intolerance, and stigmatizing stereotypes," said DeCesare.

Travelling has been considered an important component of gay lifestyle and identity, as gay men travel to destinations where they can socialize with peers and in some cases avoid the social constraints and intolerance of their home environments [ 6].

Despite alternative possible sources for lineages ascribed a Sephardic Jewish origin, these proportions attest to a high level of religious conversion (whether voluntary or enforced), driven by historical episodes of social and religious intolerance, that ultimately led to the integration of descendants.

Singapore is known for its strict social controls and intolerance of dissent.