Sentence examples for tolerant of difference from inspiring English sources

From art, children grow tolerant of difference and attuned to idiosyncrasy.

Society is officially more tolerant of difference than it was, thanks to anti-discrimination laws.

Zoe Williams (Labour's differences don't justify tearing itself apart, 4 July) says we want a culture that is not simply tolerant of difference, but exhilarated by it.

Boyle's global perspective was intellectually humane, compassionate, tolerant of difference and hilariously self-aware (not forgetting the anarchy within the rock'n'roll soundtrack).

I love the fact that kids are nicer to each other – less racist, more tolerant of difference, etc – but I like my art spiced with a measure of meanness, cultural vandalism and an instinct for cultural parricide.

One assumes that nowadays the music industry is more tolerant of difference and variation, but with such corporate structures and a business model in choppy waters, genuine risks are still rarely taken, resulting in a blur of conservative conformity.

It made me naturally tolerant of differences.

Are you open and tolerant of differences, or do you prefer to be with people like you?

I recall the headteacher explaining that our school "believed in inclusion" and that we wanted our students to grow up understanding and tolerant of differences, prepared for the "real world".

We've become much more tolerant of differences and better able to feel a sense of solidarity with the greater planetary community.

Much of Star Trek is explicitly utopian it imagines a future in which humanity has eliminated war, poverty, and racism and has become so tolerant of differences that it has formed close bonds with alien races.