Sentence examples for tolerant kind from inspiring English sources

As such, experts say, Nigeria is much more representative of the more tolerant kind of Islam found in sub-Saharan Africa and, at the other end of the Islamic world, in the vast reaches of Indonesia.

These include: being accepting, tolerant, kind, respectful, honest, fair, nonjudgmental, compassionate, and forgiving.

Once you lift the specter of the tyrant and his corruption-riddled, cynical apparatus, Egyptians are tolerant, kind and respectful of those who are different.

Either that or people will begin to behave in the tolerant, kind way that most religions, when not taken to fanatical extremes, encourage them to.

The President is our Ambassador Supreme and he must restore an image for our country that reflects the character of the American people - tolerant, kind, fair, and willing to use force as a last resort, never a first.

Be sympathetic, tolerant, kind, and forgiving.

That, like this prize, marks a more tolerant, kinder world.

There was a moral imperative too: to rebuild the public realm, to shape a more tolerant, kinder society and to devolve power to the nations of Britain.

You signalled a wish for a more tolerant, empathetic, kinder society.

"Victor-isms" include "I do not believe it!", "I don't believe it!", "Un-be-lievable!" Margaret Meldrew (née Pellow) (Annette Crosbie Victortor's long-suffering, tolerant and kind-hearted wife, Margaret tries to maintain a degree of calmness and to rise above her husband's frustrations.

"Our country is very tolerant to all kinds of religions," said Ms. Meng, the office worker.