Sentence examples for tide of intolerance from inspiring English sources

So what's behind this growing tide of intolerance?

Ministers are beginning to grumble about the rising tide of intolerance.

Yet religion can publicly make its totally unprovable claims and get away with it.We owe it to ourselves to push back against this tide of intolerance.

In 1992 President Bush blamed "the tide of incivility and the tide of intolerance" on The Simpsons as opposed to, say, his near-to-total inaction on the American economy.

They also both examine the complexities of gay life at a time when closets have (mostly) emptied, the threat of AIDS has (largely) diminished and the tide of intolerance has (significantly) receded.

The tide of intolerance always turns.

The image serves as both a commemoration of the couple's union and a poignant metaphor of the resilience and urgency of their bond against a tide spanning decades of intolerance and adversity.

To address what it calls a "growing tide of fear and intolerance," the Islamic Society of North America plans to convene a summit of Christian, Muslim and Jewish leaders in Washington on Tuesday.

Speaking to the Guardian last month, Ouseley urged the game to do more to promote community cohesion in the face of a rising tide of hate speech and intolerance exacerbated by the Brexit debate.

The chairman of Kick It Out has urged football to do more to promote community cohesion in the face of a rising tide of hate speech and intolerance exacerbated by the Brexit debate.

A chilling portrait of intolerance.