Sentence examples for to preach tolerance from inspiring English sources

Islam was supposed to preach tolerance and respect, he said.

"I realized I didn't have to travel into the city to help," he said, and began organizing food and clothing donations for local shelters, aid to migrant workers and visits to schools and churches to preach tolerance and kindness.

That gave Mr. Schundler the opportunity to preach tolerance again, this time a bit more persuasively: He said he, too, opposed the anti-Israel stance of some of the Alliance's leaders, but that shunning the group would be giving into anti-Islamic bigotry.

But advertisers following in their footsteps are even more willing to preach tolerance because it seems to make better business sense.

I also believe that leaders in every community, whether religious or otherwise, have a parallel responsibility to teach and preach tolerance.

It is indeed a side blow against those who preach tolerance but remain intolerant when it comes to normality and freedom of speech.

Gay activists hope Pope Francis will preach tolerance toward homosexuals and even go so far as to condemn violent attacks on gays during his two-day visit to Uganda, starting on Friday.

To the disappointment of Israeli critics, who were hoping that the new Palestinian textbooks would preach tolerance for Jews, too, the books look inward only, where Palestinian educators say a lot of work must be done.

Both niche networks preach tolerance, but reinforce an us-against-the-mainstream isolation.

This year public service ads by other directors that preach tolerance and nonviolence are being broadcast on radio and television.

On the other hand, it cannot enforce religious practices and holidays, or different ways of life, so it must preach tolerance.