Sentence examples for tolerant lot from inspiring English sources

But motorists are a tolerant lot.

Notwithstanding the odd prime-ministerial outburst, Czechs are a secular, tolerant lot, with liberal attitudes.

Art-house devotees may be a tolerant lot, but it's doubtful they want to look at a stallion's erect penis stretched across the big screen like a sailboat boom, at least in public.

Since the same set of linked articles also features a paean to Somerset cider, I emailed Odone and invited her for a pint: we're a tolerant lot down here.

My editors, who are a remarkably tolerant lot, politely looked past my crankiness and asked the next logical question: Well {smart guy}, how would you cook a whole fish?

"Britain is a country that is very diverse and able to be tolerant of lots of different cultures and cultural influences.

You have to be tolerant of a lot more ambiguity in macro than in micro".

They mind their manners, and I'm a lot more tolerant.

A lot less tolerant and diverse than I'm used to.

"I think we are all becoming a lot more tolerant and sexually adventurous.

"But I do think, actually, since my illness, I have become a lot more tolerant and easygoing," he says.