Sentence examples for tolerant message from inspiring English sources

Memon was particularly moved by the tolerant message of the President's speech, but he expressed some anxiety.

He might have carried a tolerant message into the Alabama governor's mansion in 1958, but he lost the race after spurning the support of the Ku Klux Klan (which then backed his primary opponent, John Patterson) and being endorsed by the National Association for the Advancement of Colored People.

Fault tolerant message passing environments protect parallel applications against node failures.

Correlation does not necessarily imply causation, however, and the researchers say it's impossible to determine if an intolerant statement inspired someone to carry out a crime ― or, conversely, if a tolerant message dissuaded someone from doing so.

Correlation does not necessarily imply causation, however, and Levin said it's impossible to determine if an intolerant statement inspired someone to carry out a crime ― or, conversely, if a tolerant message dissuaded someone from doing so.

As a Catholic priest, I will be praying for them in the hope that they come out with a welcoming and tolerant message which will illumine the dark and painful world of many of our gay brothers and sisters both inside and outside the Anglican Communion.

This allows CHARON to provide very reliable (though inefficient) service to urgent or important messages, whilst maintaining high efficiency for the majority of (delay and disruption tolerant) messages.

Provided that a significant amount of traffic is composed of delay tolerant messages, this paradigm, known also as intermittently connected mobile ad hoc networks [6], could contribute to significantly reduce infrastructure costs and increase bandwidth by orders of magnitude [7].

All this was wrapped in the tolerant Christian message that the woman should "be careful... lawsuits can be detrimental".

And many Egyptians have found their voice in the tolerant and inclusive message of last year's revolution.

It treads a careful boundary between nasty and sweet, balancing the rude humor of humiliation with an affirming, tolerant, almost scolding final message: Be nice!