Sentence examples for to be toleration from inspiring English sources

For those which even this measure would not serve, there was to be toleration.

In enforcing the criminal law 'there must be toleration of the maximum individual freedom that is consistent with the integrity of society.' (Devlin 1965, p. 16).

"There is likely to be more toleration of people on websites, they may be more assertive over local governments.

Marxist-informed critics such as Marcuse aimed to uncover the ways in which structures of power (for instance, the capitalist class structure and patriarchy) influence, often in deeply hidden ways, the formation of religious or political beliefs, a process that seems to be overlooked by toleration's acceptance of individual preferences as sacrosanct.

There was toleration in Herb's mild smile.

King says the object is toleration and its focus is not just areas with multi-ethnic populations, but predominantly white areas too.

Their life-blood is toleration and dissent rather than the widespread diffusion of civic virtue.

On the other hand, dissidents who practiced their faith quietly and peacefully were to be treated with toleration.

The phrase "everyone is at liberty to build his own logic" suggests that no-one would be making a mistake in so doing, and it seems clear from the phrase "i.e. his own language" that follows immediately after that Carnap takes the two kinds of toleration to be extremely close, perhaps even that he thinks linguistic tolerance and logical tolerance amount to the same thing.

The leaders of the Massachusetts Bay enterprise never intended their colony to be an outpost of toleration in the New World; rather, they intended it to be a "Zion in the wilderness," a model of purity and orthodoxy, with all backsliders subject to immediate correction.

For this still to be a case of toleration, the kind of esteem characteristic of these relations is something like "reserved esteem," that is, a kind of positive acceptance of a belief that for some reason you still find is not as attractive as the one you hold.