Sentence examples for the tolerating from inspiring English sources
verb
To allow (something that one dislikes or disagrees with) to exist or occur without interference.
- I like the way he plays the guitar, but I can't tolerate his voice when he sings.
3. Different from this, the third conception of toleration the respect conception is one in which the tolerating parties respect one another in a more reciprocal sense (cf. Weale 1985, Scanlon 1996).
Generally speaking, relations of toleration are hierarchically ordered according to the first conception, quite unstable according to the conception of "coexistence," while the "esteem conception" is the most demanding in terms of the kind of mutual appreciation between the tolerating parties.
At first the party tolerated the activists' emergence.
The patient tolerated the tadalafil therapy well.
The patient tolerated the treatment well with no side effects.
Otherwise, the patients tolerated the therapy very well.
The patient tolerated the sonogram without pain or complications.
The cattle tolerated the foreign cells with no apparent problems.
All the patients tolerated the antibiotics well.
The mice tolerated the drug very well without weight loss.
In general, the animals tolerated the surgical procedures well.
