Considering that his old buddy Roger had thrown him under the stagecoach five days earlier, Andy Pettitte was in a tolerant mood about Clemens on Monday, even if it fell slightly short of turning the other cheek.
By G. F. T. Ryall The New Yorker, June 7 , 1952P. 126 With the New York State Racing Commission and the racecourse management at Belmont Park in what ought to be a genial and tolerant mood (after the Memorial Day weekend crowds), this seems to be a good time to ask an impertinent question.
Inside the party, the mood remains tolerant.
Her husband, Flynn says, is tolerant of the dark moods that can descend on her when she is in the middle of a book "and writing something really dark and toxic – he doesn't take it personally".
The story, in which resilience is rewarded, and meanness is banished, is comforting without feeling unduly sentimental, thanks to its mood of easygoing, tolerant honesty.
Lloyd George and Clemenceau, closeted with him for half a year, eventually grew tolerant of his obsessions and moods, but they never got used to his peculiarly American brand of idealism, so ill suited to a time when arm-twisting and old-fashioned horse-trading were required to achieve anything.
Jeff treats Rachel's mood swings with a tolerant condescension, slightly rolling his eyes and looking away glumly.
The mood in Tripoli seems largely tolerant and forgiving, and exuberant about the prospect of democracy.
But if feelings, once solicited, were running high, the public mood seemed civil, subdued and tolerant of differing views.
He said the EHRC should look at how it should carry out its role most effectively - adding that the public mood had changed in recent years so people were less tolerant of inequality.
