Sentence examples for tolerance for differences from inspiring English sources
Encourage a culture of tolerance for differences in online communication style, and teach employees to take conversations offline (ideally face-to-face, or failing that, by phone) as soon as there's any tension or hostility.
Of course, what this view of America completely misses is that American power and wealth flow directly from a deep spiritual source -- a spirit of respect for the individual, a spirit of tolerance for differences of faith or politics, a respect for freedom of thought as the necessary foundation for all creativity and a spirit of unity that encompasses all kinds of differences.
It requires tolerance for differences.
Difference without alienation meant more than "tolerance" for differences in race/ethnicity, tribe, language, religion, lifestyle, worldview.
If we support the narrowing of acceptable physical features as adults, are we not fostering little tolerance for differences in future generations?
Rockwell was perceived as apolitical, but advocated "tolerance for differences, courtesy, kindness, and the freedoms that FDR articulated".
Another price is a low tolerance for difference and nonconformity.
Historical awareness, global consciousness, less tolerance for mediocrity, more tolerance for difference: these are some of the qualities that will have to be drawn upon.
Others fear that when certain behaviors once ascribed to personal choice are seen as genetic, the next step will be not tolerance for difference, but support for intervention.
Mr. Yau suggests, with possibly greater plausibility for non-Buddhists, that Bess's fervent searching, as well as his self-surgery — the idea came from studying rites performed by Australian aborigines — reflected an inability to accept his homosexuality and, more generally, his reaction to a culture with little tolerance for difference.
The reservoir of human mutual respect, good will and tolerance for difference, however, seems perennially in danger of running dry.
