Sentence examples for sort of tolerance from inspiring English sources

"There's a sort of tolerance.

Burt said that when he was in office, he worked hard to improve mental health care and adult social care: "There is a sort of tolerance for standards [in these areas] that would not be acceptable in acute hospitals," he said.

"People who use cocaine recreationally don't have any sort of tolerance for opiates," Swallow told VICE.

At a certain age (29? 36?) the option to develop any sort of tolerance expires.

Dundalk's fury gradually abated, and the fellow residents who were shunned for a while gradually won some sort of reluctant tolerance.

Even that most contentious of subjects – who their children would and could marry – was met with the sort of relaxed tolerance that would have been unthinkable 30 years ago and is depressingly rare even today.

Though most clients tend not to remember it years later, good financial planners will generally sit down at the beginning of a relationship, after clients have declared the sort of risk tolerance they think they have, and remind them how bad things can get in a truly outlying year.

This new book seems more casually made, and yet its sentences still have two tones working together, or against each other — one tells you things, it seems plain and informative, and the other suggests an ironic distance, a sort of amused tolerance for human behavior, and a love of rhythm itself in prose, rhythm for its own sake.

"The case for equality is far better made by demonstrating the sort of generosity, tolerance and love we would wish to see more of in this world".

There seems to be some sort of zero-tolerance policy for sticks these days, one I've cringed at and that seems to be getting worse over the seven years I've been clocking in at playgrounds.

However, the 35S-driven overexpression of HaHSFA4a alone did not induce any sort of abiotic stress tolerance in vegetative organs of seedlings.