Sentence examples for tolerant acceptance from inspiring English sources

It's a perspective that underscores the work's tolerant acceptance of character as "a mingled yarn, good and ill together". No one, not even the posturing coward Parolles (John Ellison Conlee) or the caddish Bertram (Bruno Campos), is truly dislikable here.

Comedy celebrates the renewal of life, the relation of man to woman and of man to man, in a spirit of tolerant acceptance, while romance celebrates a narcissistic dream of the self.

In addition, it has been claimed that an advantage of moral relativism is that, even though it does not provide a reason for tolerance, acceptance of it makes people more tolerant (see Prinz 2007: 208).

Living someplace that is merely tolerant without acceptance is like an existence within a sensory deprivation chamber.

These days everyone is becoming more tolerant, though social acceptance does decline slightly with age.

In contrast, naive 2C cells could not reject tolerant (>30 days acceptance) BALB/c (Ld+) hearts.

However, our approach to the secondary donor skin acceptance in tolerant recipients suggested that MHC-I overexpression was the recipients' tolerizing effects on donor grafts.

The polling found that interacting with gays and lesbians led to greater acceptance and more tolerant attitudes.

There's a big difference between acceptance and mere tolerance, but I'd rather have a tolerant president than one who's fervently anti-gay.

While the Catholic Church still has a long way to go toward full acceptance of our LGBT brothers and sisters, more tolerant streams of Catholicism do exist.

Carswell, who used his acceptance speech to call for Ukip to be a tolerant party, said he agreed with Farage but declined to say whether he supported the specific proposal for a ban on people with HIV.