Sentence examples for tolerance from from inspiring English sources

"We expect more tolerance from our politicians and less disagreement," says Lajos.

Third, he asked for tolerance from "the victorious proponents of gay marriage".

In other words, there has been no real change in the Moroccan power structure, only greater tolerance from on high.

Qatar has gained both brand-recognition and a reputation for tolerance from hosting the station.

You report that the jury handed down a guilty verdict "despite pleas for tolerance from the victim's brother and widow".

Some companies that might have made it with a little tolerance from their banker will get none, and will wind up in bankruptcy.

Their success on the field bought them some tolerance from São Paulo's professional class, which initially perceived them as anarchists and bearded Commies.

"The west is in danger of turning away from tolerance, from the progressive, forward-thinking countries that we pride ourselves on being.

"We deserve more than tolerance from one another, we deserve each other's respect, whether we think each other right or wrong in our views," Mr. McCain said.

The bridge might have well been named after Rumi, the great Sufi thinker who spread the teaching of universal tolerance from Anatolia, or any other Islamic humanist.

Here are the top 10 quotes on tolerance from children and YA books: A person's a person no matter how small.