Sentence examples for tolerant eye from inspiring English sources

As for Parliament House, Eve remembers it as a place where she and her friends would, after nights out as teenagers, roll down the grassy slopes under the tolerant eye of a lone security guard.

Mr Rauch casts a tolerant eye even on these "viruses", as Mrs Huffington calls them: every lobbyist can present himself as a public servant, and every lobbying group as a collective organised (openly and above board) for the greater public good.

For his pains, Mr Madani was put under house arrest.Start asking questionsLed by France, but not seriously contested by anybody else, the West has cast a tolerant eye on the Algerian regime since Liamine Zeroual legitimised his presidency with a convincing election in November 1995.

Is a "social drinker" really just a drunk, as seen through the tolerant eyes of his peers?

I kept yelling at them to slow down and pay attention, but Mr. Siegel observed them with the tolerant eyes of a veteran curator.

He was parsimonious with his real anger, preferring to "grow the tolerant, ironic eye", but when he was moved to rage, he could use words like artillery.

One of the strange lessons of the movies is that the eye is tolerant, almost infinitely adaptable: there's not much it can't accustom itself to, and pretty quickly.

Olivia's teacher, a tolerant soul, rolls his eyes.

One can imagine his partners issuing a kind of eye-rolling, tolerant permission for him to excavate their affairs, but it still feels like a violation of their privacy.

Jeff treats Rachel's mood swings with a tolerant condescension, slightly rolling his eyes and looking away glumly.

In NeuroTribes (Allen & Unwin, Steve Silbermann explores the history of autism with his eye on a more diverse, tolerant future.