Sentence examples for tolerant that from inspiring English sources

But these people think that because gays are very tolerant that they can come here and do this, but it's not acceptable".

Tolerance!" "For the sake of Khatami," the women's section began to chant, "we will be tolerant!" That seemed to quiet everybody down, and the President proceeded.

Canada is proud that it is one of the world's most welcoming nations to immigrants, so tolerant that several major cities have populations that are more than one-third foreign born -- without producing a political backlash.

Paul's honesty is the beginning of us having a conversation that shows that we are more than tolerant – that we're beginning to understand and to acknowledge our mixed messages.

Rather than dwell on the offensive remarks of President Zuma, Cameron prefers to note that the climate in the country is sufficiently tolerant that Zuma felt obliged to apologize.

But if, as a consequence of this work, society becomes more tolerant, that's good by me.

We generated deep sequencing small RNA reads from two cowpea genotypes (CB46, drought-sensitive, and IT93K503-1, drought-tolerant) that grew under well-watered and drought stress conditions.

(Note that we have to choose this level; the idea is that when poultry is exposed to antibiotics, one wants to avoid that, by the time poultry comes into contact with consumers, the bacteria are still so antibiotic-tolerant that treatment may fail).

Philosophers talk of the "paradox of tolerance": that upholding tolerant values may require intolerance of bigots.

In a significant repositioning of his party, Mr Clegg called for a "tolerant Britain" that is "zero-tolerant of abuse".

And there's always been the suspicion among less tolerant nonsufferers that all that annoying sneezing and wheezing is really just psychosomatic.