Sentence examples for tolerant side from inspiring English sources
The tolerant side is so beautiful.
Edwyn appeared to have developed a mellow, tolerant side since his stroke, much to my disgust.
Even with one of the causes near and dear to Newsom — gay rights — Dallas showed a tolerant side, giving 42 percent of its mayoral votes in June 2007 to a city councilman, Ed Oakley, who was bidding to become the first openly gay mayor of a major United States city in a runoff election against Leppert.
Reach down and get to your tolerant side and exercise it.
He has also captured Americans' attention by showing a more tolerant side of the church, famously answering a question on homosexuality: "If a person is gay and seeks God and has good will, who am I to judge him?" Like his predecessors, Francis has used his influence to improve diplomatic relations between countries and played a key role in last month's restoration of U.S.-Cuba ties.
Regulators and doctors tend to be less tolerant of side effects in quality-of-life drugs than they are in medicines intended to mitigate life-and-death diseases.
Their message: that Islam's tolerant, pluralistic side is the true faith.
Based on clinical experience, it is possible that prior tamoxifen users who perceived that they had adequate hormonal therapy were therefore less tolerant of side effects of AIs.
The recipe for salvation, then, is to arrange the world so that its people find themselves (and think of themselves as) interconnected: "When they see the relationship as non-zero-sum — see their fortunes as positively correlated, see the potential for a win-win outcome — they're more likely to find the tolerant and understanding side of their scriptures".
They are also less tolerant of adverse side effects than their GPs would consider acceptable for the therapeutic benefits.
He wondered if referees had been coaxed into being more tolerant towards attacking sides by the International Rugby Board, but no directive was issued.
